In a recent development, a group of Palestinian detainees from Gaza were released from Israeli jails, shedding light on the inhuman conditions they endured during their captivity. Reports from WAFA and Quds News Network revealed that the detainees arrived in Gaza in poor health, with some showing signs of severe torture, including physical injuries and trauma.
The released detainees, numbering at 25, were transferred to Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis for urgent medical treatment. Shocking footage captured the state of the detainees, with some appearing emaciated and bearing visible signs of abuse, such as bruises and cuts likely from handcuffs.
Amnesty International reported that Israel has detained thousands of Palestinians under harsh conditions, including torture and denial of basic necessities. The situation is dire, with detainees often subjected to beatings, electric shocks, and even amputations due to injuries sustained in captivity.
The release of these detainees offers a glimpse into the atrocities committed in Israeli prisons, highlighting the urgent need for international intervention to address these violations of human rights.