Freed Majdalawi Shouts Aloud For Palestinian Prisoners

CROSSFIREARABIA – As seen as he left prison and was back in Gaza, freed prisoner Jabr Majdalawi made a sharp echo. “This echo is not only for me but it is for all the prisoners still in Israeli jails”. Majdalawi is among the 60 Palestinian prisoners freed, Tuesday, by the Israeli occupation authorities. They were received by a team from the International Red Cross Committee. He said he was prisoned for one year and nine months, six of which were in the notorious Sde Teiman prison, adding he was completely isolated from the outside world during his incarceration. He pointed out the Palestinian prisoners are living in “difficult conditions” and that “no words can describe the conditions we lived under, we suffered a lot and the our prisoners are in danger…”

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Exposed Horror

Diaa Al-Kahlout, a journalist from Gaza, was recently released from Israeli prisons. In the circulating IDF video, he identified the Israeli soldier who had tortured and terrorized Palestinians during his captivity.

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Testimonies released from Palestinian detainees at Ofar Camp show the dire conditions and turtor that they have been subjected to in the camp. Ofer Camp has no difference from Sde Teiman in its brutality against Palestinians, except that it has on coverage from the international media like Sde Teiman.

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Poll: Israelis Support ‘Gang Rape’ of Palestinian Detainee

A recent poll by the Israeli institute for national security studies has highlighted a troubling trend in Israeli public opinion regarding military accountability. The survey shows that a majority of Israelis support only disciplinary action for soldiers, who were filmed gang-raping and severely abusing a Palestinian detainee, rather than criminal prosecution according to the Quds News Network.

65% of Israelis surveyed believe that the soldiers should be addressed through internal military discipline only, rather than facing criminal charges. In contrast, only 21% advocate for criminal prosecution.

Last week, the Israeli military attorney’s office and defense lawyers agreed on the release to house arrest of the five soldiers, who were filmed while raping a Palestinian man in the notorious Sde Teiman detention camp.

The poll also sheds light on broader sentiments towards Israel’s adherence to international law and moral standards in warfare. When asked whether Israel should comply with international legal norms and ethical standards during conflict, 47% of respondents said the occupation state should not.

The survey findings show significant alignment between public, official, and military positions in the occupation state regarding Israel’s policy of impunity on the international stage. Additionally, the poll queried how Israelis would advise their children regarding military service. A substantial 30% indicated they would encourage their children to enlist in combat roles.

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Leaked: Israeli Soldiers Rape Palestinian Detainee on Video

A leaked video showing Israeli soldiers sexually assaulting a Palestinian detainee from Gaza in the notorious Israeli detention camp Sde Teiman has come to the fore, according to Anadolu.

The footage from surveillance cameras, aired by Israeli Channel 12, shows a group of Israeli reservist soldiers picking a detainee out of more than 30 others, who are all laid on the ground blindfolded. The detainee is then taken to a corner.

“It is clear that they know about the surveillance cameras, and try to hide their act with shields,” the report said. “The video contains a documentation to the felony of the reservists: the act of sodomy in these circumstances.”

The report said the detainee was bleeding and was taken to hospital after several hours, where his condition was described as “complex.”

“The injury was caused by the insertion of an object,” the channel said, quoting a medical report.

Following the arrest of nine soldiers for committing the act on July 29, Israeli right-wing protesters, including politicians, broke into two military bases in southern and central Israel.

Israeli military prosecution claims it is still investigating the incident, but has not filed any charges against the accused.

In recent months, numerous reports have emerged of mass abuse of Palestinian prisoners from Gaza at the Sde Teiman prison in the Negev desert, southern Israel. Israeli authorities often claim to investigate the incidents, but tangible results are rarely seen reported the Turkish news agency.

Israel has killed nearly 40,000 Palestinians in Gaza since Oct. 7, and is accused of genocide at the International Court of Justice for its military campaign.

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