ICC reviews new evidence on Palestinian prisoners
A group of Palestinian and European lawyers has submitted new evidence and testimonies to the International Criminal Court in The Hague to support investigations into Israeli violations against Palestinian prisoners. These include arbitrary arrests, medical neglect, and torture within Israeli prisons. The evidence features testimonies from prisoners and relatives of those killed during the Gaza war, with a focus on violations of international humanitarian law. This comes as the court continues to investigate cases related to war crimes and crimes against humanity, including an arrest warrant issued by the court's judges against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. These steps are part of an international effort to hold Israel accountable for violations against Palestinians, especially prisoners, amid the harsh detention conditions faced by approximately 9,500 Palestinian prisoners, many of whom suffer medical neglect and torture.
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