Human Rights Report: 22 Incident Testimonies
Two Israeli human rights organizations revealed that they received testimonies from 22 Palestinian detainees who were shot by Israeli prison service forces inside Israeli detention centers. The shootings resulted in serious injuries among them, including fractures and injuries to body parts, using rubber bullets and sponge gases, sometimes at close range within the cells. The reports indicate that the shootings involved raids by prison guards and, at times, occurred inside the prison sections, with insufficient medical examinations and proper treatment for the wounded. For some time now, the occupation forces have been increasingly resorting to violent methods inside detention centers, endangering the lives of detainees and representing an escalation in acts of violence that violate prison management directives. Meanwhile, the detention administration refuses to disclose the nature of the weapons used, insisting they are less lethal, despite documented cases of serious injuries. The two organizations strongly call for an immediate halt to this unregulated use of force.
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