Palestinian detainees in the occupation’s prisons are subjected to brutal forms of physical and psychological torture aimed at breaking their will and stripping away their humanity. The methods of torture vary, including severe beatings, deprivation of sleep, prolonged solitary confinement, and violent interrogations accompanied by threats and humiliation. These violations not only constitute a blatant breach of international humanitarian law but also form part of a systematic oppression mechanism used by the occupation to intimidate the Palestinian people and undermine their resistance. Documenting these crimes is essential for achieving justice, accountability, and fairness for detainees who live in inhumane conditions, deprived of their basic rights.
The Israeli occupation arrested Ahmad Hassan Al-Kahlout, the Director of Civil Defense in North Gaza Governorate, and his fate remains unknown.
The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that Israeli occupation forces arrested Dr. Husam Abu Safia, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, after storming the hospital, arresting some of his colleagues, and emptying it of medical staff. The Israeli occupation burned hospital facilities, assaulted patients and medical personnel, detained some, and forcibly expelled others amid gunfire.
Patients who were forcibly transferred to the Indonesian Hospital are enduring dire conditions without water, electricity, or essential supplies, while medical teams remain detained and prevented from providing care.
Testimony of detainee Ibrahim Shaheen after being held for 50 days in the occupation’s prisons about the Israeli occupation army’s treatment of Palestinian female prisoners.
A group of detainees recount the details of their arrests and the various forms of torture they endured in the occupation’s prisons.
