US Edition'They wanted to humiliate us.' Palestinian women detained by Israel allege abuse in Israeli custody
- Palestinian detainees in Israeli custody have reported physical abuse, strip searches, and lack of basic necessities like showers and menstrual pads.
- Israel is accused of using starvation as a weapon of war by obstructing essential resource delivery and destroying infrastructure.
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Despite its strength, Israel cannot win a war that Palestine has nevertheless lost. Jean-Pierre Filiu, Middle East specialist, sheds light on this paradox, which, after the bloodbath in Gaza, must lead to.
The highest diplomatic official of the European Union, Josep Borrell, called this Saturday “unjustifiable” the shooting carried out by Israeli forces” against a crowd of Palestinian civilians during a disastrous delivery of humanitarian aid in northern Gaza last Thursday, “many of them victims of Israeli army shooting” in the “consequent human stampede” to reach the products. “The fact that Israeli soldiers opened fire on civilians trying to get…
Palestinian women detained by Israel allege abuse while in custody
JERUSALEM: Nabela thought the United Nations school in Gaza City was a safe haven. Then, the Israeli army arrived. Soldiers stormed the place, ordering men to undress and hauling women to a mosque for strip searches, she said. So began six weeks in Israeli custody that she says included repeated beatings and interrogations. “The soldiers were very harsh, they beat us and
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'They wanted to humiliate us': Palestinian women detained by Israel allege abuse in Israeli custody
Palestinians detained by Israeli forces in Gaza during the Israel-Hamas war have alleged widespread physical abuse and neglect. It's not known how many women or minors have been detained.
With this explicit accusation against the Israeli army, Borrell distances himself from the position expressed on Friday by the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the president of the European Council, Charles Michel, who avoided mentioning Israel as the author of the attacks and called for an investigation to clarify the facts. Today, the head of European diplomacy not only called for an “impartial international inve…
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