haaretz.com
A new report by Israeli-Palestinian NGO B'Tselem reveals dozens of testimonies from Palestinians detained by Israel since the Gaza war began. Most were released without prosecution, and their accounts detail routine abuse, starvation, humiliation, sleep deprivation, and denial of medical treatment.
Dozens of Palestinians who have been held in Israeli prisons and detention centers since the beginning of the war in Gaza describe experiences of torture, sexual abuse, violence, humiliation, starvation and denial of adequate medical treatment, according to a new report published on Monday by Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem.