brutal torture of Gaza prisoners; The Red Cross is not allowed to monitor electrocution, hunger and insult around the clock; The Palestinian Prisoners' Club says that Israel denied the Gazan prisoners all the rights of the Geneva Convention by labeling them "ordinary prisoners" and the Red Cross did not have access to these prisoners for more than three years. Raad Amer, director of international relations for the Palestinian Prisoners' Club, explained in a radio interview that these attacks include both women and men captured from Gaza. The amount of food distributed among them has decreased to such an extent that it does not even meet the minimum necessary for survival; This shows a clear approach to harming their health and safety. Read the full description of this report here.

brutal torture of Gaza prisoners; The Red Cross is not allowed to monitor electrocution, hunger and insult around the clock; The Palestinian Prisoners' Club says that Israel denied the Gazan prisoners all the rights of the Geneva Convention by labeling them "ordinary prisoners" and the Red Cross did not have access to these prisoners for more than three years. Raad Amer, director of international relations for the Palestinian Prisoners' Club, explained in a radio interview that these attacks include both women and men captured from Gaza. The amount of food distributed among them has decreased to such an extent that it does not even meet the minimum necessary for survival; This shows a clear approach to harming their health and safety. Read the full description of this report here.