Israeli occupation soldiers arrested a group of injured civilians inside Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.
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.
Israeli occupation soldiers detained a group of civilians and subjected them to brutal torture, with no regard for the age or health conditions of the detainees. They were transported in tanks to Israeli prisons, where they endured severe beatings and abuse.
Israeli occupation forces broke glass over the detainees, deprived them of food and water, and tortured them by stripping them in the cold and pouring water on them.
The detainee recounts the details of his arrest, describing how a tank entered his home and demolished it. Israeli occupation forces arrested the men, while the fate of the women and children remains unknown. He reveals the torture endured by Palestinians at the hands of the Israeli occupation, including deprivation of sleep, food, and the ability to relieve themselves, as well as beatings and having cold water poured on them. Their eyes are continuously covered, and their hands are bound, preventing them from perceiving their surroundings or time. During interrogations, they are forced to stand on stones.
Israeli occupation soldiers arrested a group of injured civilians inside Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.
Israeli occupation forces bombed Wadi Al-Ara’is area east of Zeitoun neighborhood, Gaza City, targeting civilians with sniper fire, demolishing buildings, and moving bodies on the ground without prior warning or notice. The survivors in the house were trapped for 5 days without food or water until Israeli soldiers stormed the home, tortured the residents, stripped them, and arrested them.
“You’re not allowed to unbind your hands or open your eyes. They don’t give you a second. You can’t tell night from day.”
The detainee recounts the details of his arrest from his home and the torture he endured.