Week 5: Prisoner Ibrahim Jaber - An encyclopedia for fellow prisoners http://www.middleeastmonitor.org.uk/resources/reports-and-publications/2276-week-5-prisoner-ibrahim-jaber-an-encyclopedia-for-fellow-prisoners

Ibrahim Jaber's modesty made everyone respect him. People loved his courage and willpower and he was passionate about secrecy when necessary. He worked hard to make a living and provide for his family. Prisoner Ibrahim Fadel Nemir Jaber, Abu Fathi, is one of the heroes of the city of Hebron; he was detained by the Israelis on 8 January, 1982.Born on 20 August, 1954, Ibrahim Jaber studied at the Ibrahimi Mosque school in Hebron, where he developed his understanding of the situation enveloping his country. This made him take part in resistance work, in secret, to avoid capture by the Israeli occupation forces post-1967. He travelled to Amman to join Fatah, where he was recruited by the Martyr Abu Jihad al-Wazir for military action.Once married, he was blessed with three children; he worked as a plasterer to provide for his family. Despite the occupation, he refused to be humiliated.