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The history of detainees is not without absurdity: If any attempts to deport a detainee within 32 days fail (for example due to the lack of scheduled flights to Irak) the person has to be released. A young Palestinian had been liberated after 32 days had passed, only to be arrested nearly immediately after. Again, the deportation failed and he had to be released. He now has been arrested a total of 5 times, accumulating 7 months of prison and only 24 days in liberty, which were not even enough for him to organise his departure on his

own. Albert Camus could hardly have invented a more absurd tale.