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Ghufran Zamel revealed that on 15 September, prisoner Hassan Salameh was threatened with death by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, then severely beaten and shot at nine times while held in isolation at Ganot Prison. She said prison authorities returned him to his cell three days later without treating him, giving him only painkillers. Officers also threatened to assault him again to stop him from telling his lawyer what had happened during her visit on 2 November. Zamel added that Salameh has been denied medical care for two years. He has been imprisoned since 1996 and is serving 48 life sentences, in addition to 30 years.
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