According to IRNA on Sunday night, citing the Palestine Information Center, the report which is based on testimonies from detainees highlight a range of shocking abuses, including systematic torture, severe mistreatment, medical neglect, and brutal beatings, with many detainees continuing to suffer from lasting physical and psychological trauma.
The commission recorded the testimonies of the inmates after meetings with 23 of them in the Israeli prisons of Naqab and Nafha from January 6th to 8th.
According to the testimonies, they went through the ordeal immediately upon arrest, particularly during the initial period and interrogation, with some revealing shocking details about the way they were treated.
The report says the prisoners’ accounts show that this amount of organized brutality has become widespread in most of the main prisons and detention centers of the Zionist regime.
45-year-old, detained in December 2023 whose identify has not been revealed, recounted his horrifying experience: “I was severely beaten for forced confessions, leaving me with fractures. After 58 days in a camp in the Gaza perimeter, I was transferred to Naqab, where they burned me with hot water. The burn marks are still visible on my body. We live in tents, which are torn, and we suffer from extreme cold and hunger.”
He added: Then they transferred me to a detention center in al-Quds and from there to Ofer and then to the Negev, and each of these trips was a painful and death trip, and after I contracted a skin disease and lost hair, boils, wounds and holes have covered my body everywhere.
Another 21-year-old shared his suffering: “I was detained in February 2024, during the evacuation process, and taken to several camps before reaching Naqab. I have developed boils, sores, and holes all over my body due to scabies – I go to bed hungry and wake up hungry. I have a problem with eye pressure and my right eye has been blind since childhood, but today my left eye is also in serious danger.”
Most of the detainees shared their harrowing experiences, a pattern of systematic abuse and dire living conditions in Israeli custody.
“The first days of my detention were horrifying. I was subjected to brutal torture, including a full day of beating, followed by being doused with sewage and urinated on by the soldiers,” 21-year-old whose name is mentioned with M.H. told the investigators.
This prisoner from Gaza continued: Then we were transferred to another camp for 27 days, where we were kept kneeling, blindfolded, with hands and feet shackled. We lived in constant suffering and torment, experiencing torture and gradual death day and night.