Fruit of Sa'adah

Interview with freed Palestinian detenees – A tour of cruelty

“Violence is pervasive,” in Israeli detention centres, there is plenty of evidence and testimonies. However, if a detenee is beaten during a hearing in the presence of a judge, then the concept of the Executive, Judiciary, and  Legislature has been dismissed with and that state can no longe pretend to be a Democracy with adherence to Democratic principles. “We can hear now in the background cries of people being beaten,” the court minutes read. A Palestinian prisoner was beaten in front of a judge as he joined a hearing via video link in November, according to his lawyer and court records reviewed by The Post.

The interviews contain statements on  restrictions of food and deliberate starvation of detenees. Overcrowding and neglect, especially the withholding of medication and medical attention, is designed to build and maintain a policy of deterence.

Freed detenees said they had lost significant weight in jail, shedding between 30 and 50 pounds.

Others have lost their lives due to medical negligence, torture, severe beatings, etc.

The guards’ favourite torture methods include, sexual abuse, rape and sodomy, among other perversion.

There are over 9500 Palestinan prisoners held in Israeli detention centres, including the notorious military detention camp Sde Teiman.

Haaretz media

Ben Gvir, ‘the mastermind’ behind the Zionist Guantanamo, is proud of his policy, saying he was working to “worsen the conditions” of security prisoners to “create deterrence,” the ACRI said.

An illegitimate settler state cannot be measured with universally established standards, trialled, or held accountable like well-rooted nations. Basically, it is a colony that forever brawls to exist, putting aside Law and Order.

Its strong allies are equally guilty of genocides, ethnic cleansings, and colonial loot and exploitation, as evident in their shameful history.

The Post via Al Manar report

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