This clip shows people celebrating Palestinian Prisoners' Day (17 April) in Gaza.

This national holiday day was approved by the Palestinian National Council in 1974 to celebrate the struggle for freedom and remember those imprisoned for going against Israel’s occupation.

Abdullah Qandil, president of the Wa'ed Association, says: "This day, should help to raise awareness on the issue of prisoners and to expose the continuous Zionist violations of prisoners' rights".

Qandil also said: "April 17 should also be a collective national milestone for the creation of a national vision, meaning Palestinians defending their family and participating in international forums".

Today, the Palestinian Prisoners' Day, after being approved by the Palestinian National Council in 1974 during its regular session, on the seventeenth of April, is considered a national day to unify efforts and activities to support them and support their legitimate right to freedom.

Abdullah Qandil, president of Wa'ed Association, says Palestinian Prisoner's Day This day, which should constitute a new Palestinian motivation towards advancing the issue of prisoners, serving the issue of prisoners and exposing the continuous Zionist violations of the right of the prisoner, April 17th should also be a collective national milestone for the formation of a national vision that means Palestinian defending the family to adopt their cases to eliminate injustice against them To go to international forums to develop their cause to activate it so that it means what you have at the media, public, people and human rights levels. This day does not have to be only in the context of occasions, celebrations and celebrations, but it must start towards real activation, and restoration of this cause