I was burned Hot water and sewage: Palestinians share harrowing tales of torture in Israeli prisons.
By Humaira Ahad
“Like the torment of the afterlife
They burned me with boiling water,” reads the heart-wrenching testimony of a Palestinian detainee held illegally in an Israeli prison.
A recent report by the Palestinian Prisoners dataset Society and the Palestinian Prison Club sheds light on the systematic torture and brutal treatment faced by Gaza detainees in the regime’s prisons.
“Since my arrest
Causing fractures in my body. In an attempt to extract confessions from me. I remained in a camp in digital marketing and big data management the Gaza Strip for 58 days. Which was like the torment of the afterlife.
“Upon my transfer to Negev Prison, doused with boiling liquid from an electric kettle. The scars from that torture remain etched on my body,” he added, revealing grim details.
Palestinian prisoner advocacy groups gathered this harrowing evidence between January 6 and January 8, interviewing 23 detainees across Negev Prison and Nafha Military Camp.
In a statement released on Monday
The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas strongly denounced the inhumane treatment of Palestinians in.
“They are ongoing war crimes, a violation of all international review business laws on prisoners. The suffering of our families in prisons, raise their voices, and put pressure in all forums to release them,” the statement noted.