the basin of the militarization of the police over the past 100 years connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere. folks in the region, government and other companies are stealing indigenous land. the stream on out to 0, palestinian detainees release from is really prison, say abuse and torture. a wide spread and systematic. thousands including children have been held since the one gaza began in october. so how does israel treat palestinians in detention? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much i'm shown, palestinians who been detained and is really prison. say they often face abuse, torture and mistreatment. israel has stepped up its arrest since launching its

devastating war on gaza, detaining thousands of palestinians among the children. many detainees say they face beatings, sexual violence, denial of medical assistance, along with other abuses. some have died in this really custody. the you in special rep or to or on torture has called for an urgent investigation. so what's happening inside israel's prisons and has it worse and under the far right government, we'll put that to our guests in a moment. first. this report from michael. so i'm sure we a 29 year old palestinian bought the loan, says he was tortured by is ready forces off to you was arrested in casa, detain, per month without charged his film on testimony. give a visit to account the treatment of palestinians being held by israel. however, there are numerous accusations of abuse, torture with some even dying in prison. the direct to fall ship a hospital is amongst thousands of palestinians health without charge. mama

a bu sonia was released on monday of to 8 months and then is randy prison. he spoke with the whole receipt, but i did get the admin. i lost on many of the palestinian detainees were killed during interrogation. they were denied food volta and medicine is really false, is of no regard for any red line. they deal with detainees if the objects, even these really medical stuff beat towards that instead of treating them is really forces towards the prisoners day and night. each publicity, and due to me, has lost 24. i have to search aquinos, as well, has been jailing multiple opinions since it began it's full on casa, in october. more than 9500 from casa, and the book supplied westbank being held in its friday prisons. more than 600 of them are children, as well as national security minister, has previously called for palestinian prisoners to be executed. that's right, it's i haven't even looked at them in recent days. i've dealt with questions. the

palestinian prisoners have fruit baskets or if they don't have it, and i say this and the palestinian prisoners must be killed them, shot in the head of if you under both thumb is rarely assault. he is responsible for war crimes, salvation at section violence in the war on casa, the commission said, is really forces the cabin doubtful to call the extermination of palestinians in january, you and human rights official accused as well, of mistreating palestinian detains in garza. these are meant or detained by these really security forces in unknown locations between 30 to 55 days. they describe being beaten, human mediated subject to a new treatment. and toward me i'm on to touch it. they reported being blank for that for long periods. some of them for several consecutive dates is friendly forces tied, a wounded palestinian man to the hood of

a ministry. victor during the wait in the city of janine and the occupied westbank, the military issue, the statement that the soldiers violated protocol. often the video was bodily, criticize the use of siblings, as human shields is banned on the international, but it appears and this for such practices have become common across i'm sure if i'll just see the full inside story the. all right, let's go and bring in our guess and there was sign in the occupied westbank side. yeah. but who would see, who was detained by these really military for 90 days, under its so called administrative detention program and occupied east jerusalem. boston for raj. assistant professor and bears 8th university, specializing in the study of political prisoners and violence and prisons in palestine and elsewhere. adding that, i'm gonna look myself over with the secretary general and founder of the palestinian national initiative. a warm welcome to you want and thanks so much for

joining us today and inside story. most of let me start with you today palestinian detained. he's released from his really prisons. they have these very harrowing testimonies about what they've been through. they say abuse and torture are widespread and systematic. what is the overall picture like for palestinians is really drills. how dire is the situation for them? the situation is absolutely dire and it has got to much, much, much worse since the 7th of october. but even before that wouldn't be, it'd be kept him in charge of internet security in the 0 and also in charge of phone is that the presence in which by the studios i've kept, and the i need to you, what do you see here is just a method, coordination of human rights system ethical violation of the norms of how detailed use would be today should be the dental. it should be treated and a constant and increasing the amount of the city and violations,

including the total trust to chat by beating people. thoughts out or in some cases in guys that even they look at their construct, swear to use in some cases, and then we'll get those right to the people in water and use this technique. additionally, they're used to, since the 7th of october, in particular, was thought of asian has become an instrument that is it, or the army is using it against all the things, whether in the west bank or, and guys. but above that, and in addition to it is the amount of torture that is practiced can be very dangerous and that's why it $66.00 palestinian prisoners have already died. and is there any is mostly in does that, but also in the west bank and this is not the exceptional it to the beach, but it's starting to be in that case, much more after the 7th of october. in addition to that, i would like to see the whole system of detaining palestinians. and this thing then

is by itself illegal. because you cannot that us children and put them in get even without charges. and the so called administrative detention. you'll come to put 2500 people, which is the number of days and the so called administrative detention, which means they have the, i don't know why dad, i just did the no charges. they have no clue data lawyer. i just have no clue. i didn't, i didn't, jim add the, this kind of practice is not only continuing, but it is increasing since the 7th of october and the west bank is there and conducted known as the $9600.00 new and new cases of imprisonment in guys. more than $5000.00, but in total, if you look at what happened since 1967, as it had conducted more or less than $1000000.00 others against ballasting in population under and so patient. so it's massive. it's horrible. many people have been kept in jail like not everybody who do, for instance,

for more than 42 years. this is the longest ever for any present the longest ever serves the service. i mean, 42 years and it goes on. and now he is on the administrative detention after spending 4 to 2 years in june. most of what you're talking about administered retention. and i want to go to 5 d a now because that's something she has a personal experience with. she and members of her family, which when we're talking about administrative attention, this is a common, is rarely practice where a person can be detained without charge or trial. and definitely find you as i understand that, that happened to you. i'm told that you were under administrative detention for 90 days. first i want to ask you when was that? then i want to ask you what your experience was like. oh hi ebony. oh yeah i, i want to say on the, i really should have this tension a i was interested in on the 22nd of february. it's still the 21st of me for 3 months. and i had no uh charge,

nor key or charge. and it also was the only thing that they told me that there is a secret time as they own on was said about the surface. mention that there is a secret fire. no one can see this fall well, but got a judge and even my lawyer was on a been to see despite i also am my husband's, my son r o n audreanna on to him. now they are under administrative detention. my husband is in is really jail, are a lot down so i need 2 months and my son is in has as 7 months on so on that administrative to go to the about. yeah, go ahead. go ahead. um about my uh, experiences. uh yeah, i was thinking from that and in the middle of the night i was the ticket now as

strong as my house and the whole family, the uh me, my husbands, my son is without uh the stitch. and this one on stage is and we were out of putting different on the resumes and to be so far different from bad on distance when you're talking about to watch it. what about this? the one is they put on by the seniors, but as united yes. young was beaten. why maybe in the spring do me in the military, do you and i was beaten and you have shot on the prism. and i faced the search. um, i have a family of a bad and sons. uh. i was booked for 4 days in very bad condition is in the very same and you mean on dish and in

a very bad cell with a bathroom exposed to cameras or 4 days my bathroom was exposed to camera. so i had to stay with not pulling them both are so that i one need to use the bathroom. so i am, that is no. you related to a lot of them, this same thing for a corner human. and they also am, as i is 72 other and that has been young female gives are, and we were kids and i don't want to prison. and buddy, buddy, i'm the parents always relation from the if no rights to, uh no, i mean use about the homestead road or when back though every time you lose contact a lot of lawyers and nobody bad conditions. yes. on friday,

a just very quickly were you told why you were detained, you know, and i as, as so what the look you said that this is administrative detention but administrative . good. then since you don't know why you are uh, you can say why, you know why i was being getting sort of gave it. they told me that the 2 year you participated in 2 months, 3 shows the most patients were telling me it was patients or is that for me is probably spinning on 50 me if we were asking for the 3 of them a letter from any member. so i was asked before the freedom of my husband, why signed? asking for a reference conditions for f i spin young if you me is. this is what i a yeah, i knew already, let's say i'm on that to start from sort of cation. so i was punished because a i bought the stupid thing and active it is asking for the amount of my time.

remember the muscle, amnesty international says that israel's use of administrative detention was already at a 20 year high, even before october 7th. how much has the use of administrative detention in israel spiked in the month since october 7th? best to come up with this actually, that is very important to us since october 7th, over $70000.00, uh the new ones or new orders that mr. detention has been issued by the is there any uh sinus disease which was what it says? i think items to the way to which discussion did you use imprisonment? this presume the displacement like, has been used, as i mentioned before, as a tool for not wanting to us, but it's been used as it has described, you know, and then attempt to kind of when i need to, but it's a good so somebody's ition, but actually there's a girl the behind this uses that this sort of tradition of do regular sold to, to point out to this kind of a dress and the use of this policy against past and use this lesson. does us that

vision product function of interest met, which is the city of assistance and also for instance, the most of us sending population an event when a student, yes, the looks of was even did it or to think about the existing dr. patients, anything that isn't coming up to me today, but she lost it today as well. one example of this, i mean he was between, he was, has is all trial. and then he was lease of the most kind of what's and this insane discussion that the a, the design is ministers are having know about is really easy. so again, the use of this policy, it tells us something of the nature of this, of this regime, which is based on imprisonment of the present as a moderate to, to, to, to control the scanning population at the spectrum. so that'll be basically funded . oh, i mean, we have over 1000000 students who have been edison since the beginning of the completion over 9000 women edited on the lower the best 9 months and the stuff up

in january. i was reporting from the occupied westbank, my team and i went to the haitian refugee camp at south of bethlehem. i was struck by the fact that every alley that we walked down, every corner that we turned, we found one household or another full of families that were waiting on word about their loved ones who were being held under administrative detention. it was a real microcosm of the issue in general in this one concentrated place. and i wanted to ask you about that fact that in, in parts of the occupied west bank, this has really become part of the fabric of daily life, right? the so loosely, i don't think there is any family in palestine who does not have a member or more of the family imprisoned by is that right? and that's one point of time. and i think 40 or 45 percent of all of the population middle of the population have needed to as an alias. so practically, this is a message system of oppression. as i said,

the oppression on subjugation of people to a terrible system. and the goal is to try to break the will of the people and the to try to make them accept the subjugation of being under occupation on the system . a lot of times about the model that the situation now is even worse, because there are 2 things i would like to mention here, which is that and, and they show how, what the situation has gotten a certain behavior. some is early minutes does show that this system is moving very fast. if not, if it doesn't increase, step 2 in the situation of fashion, not just places and not just oppression, not just upside, but actually if i should, when and being v and who is the administered in charge of the presence. i'm instead of intent of security and those that are understanding that i only covered that comes out and sees that i wanted to ask him, why if i am prisoners,

i'm not sure properly. he says this within to be fed, this would be executed. and he says that he wants to pass a little off existing issue of one published and then prisoners. this is administered and nobody's saying anything about that. but the other, even more alarming thing, is that the says media, the total shift hospital was released from jail and after spending 8 months and after being tortured and stopped. and when he was the and without charges, no particular charges, he wasn't that he was, if anything. and he was that it is now the whole. is there any establishment? not only the ministers in the government, but also the, the, the, the lead, the position like gass and live them on their own protesting why the director of a ship a hospital was the believe the from june the all the charges against them. this is the kind of fascism we are talking about and it's very dangerous. eh,

data another instance, which is how much the stadiums are used as human shields. it's not the new phenomena. we used to see it and the 2nd them to find the public publicized as much as it is today. because now people see the photos of and just the, the has shown in the last 24 hours that the photos of people who are today and used as human shields to go and click on those 2 subjects take them to, to, to, to the school for this and some of them died actually. so the fact that the seeing those that spanish speaking and who was injured and then that is the and then a tied to a deep. and then what can you put them on the streets and using him as a human she'd, what do you need more than that? my my, what is that, that what some of the action to that, that action of so many governments in the world is not going to be weak, but almost absence of good such

a thing be allowed. let me finish by saying that what we see here is a system of lawlessness that is mostly gonna do. you will process when people not notice that when you add us to do, don't know whether you have a nice you don't have that. i don't know whether you instead of 5, you don't know whether you wouldn't get to the medications if you are sick and if you will get sick in june, god forbid that might be the end of your life because they will then provide you with me because care of many, many people who are sick with different diseases. the content and the most and human thing for me was the case of patients who have cancer and with 10 and 10 another stage, the last days of their life. but they were there today, at least them to see the farm. it is not only the 20th, i'm one of the guy who died with cancer in june, even after finishing his that. and he was nothing to lose um his body is still not really that out of $300.00. 85 kind of thing. yeah. but is that still in present by

the, is it a, i mean after they have died? but as i saw you reacting to them more than the stuff it was saying there. so i want to let you jump in. but i also want to ask you about the fact that you do have the most far right wing government, israel's history currently in place. and there are many critics of that government who say that things have only gotten worse since this government basically took those seats. how concerned are you that things will continue to work? okay, so um yeah, a couple of things to think. so 1st of all, it is right. so that when once when the is considered easy and so this brother isn't much like we have to take into account, but i think the highlighted visitor in small news, the torture divided into the system i think up uses. but i still need to do the use and the nature of this kind of this, this regard of international roles i need to know and trust is nothing new. it's not, not would it be back to the beginning of the decision of divine and the existence of this entity on all the and this is important to because there has been

continuous complaints me, but i still needed denise as some a business. specifically, what a 150 companies that were submitted to the 80 ministry of justice since 2001 of 2012 to do the interview environments for any as a security officers or establishment. so this sets us on the nature of the community, but those are the costs as even with its officers garzon saunders. and of course the michael said is 80 minutes. it just says the, the hassle. in fact, if you get up, isn't that what you have been with me since the beginning of this work, even before you went, you know, for certain that he would do the unit. and this actually would have been, this is october 7th. we are talking about the situation where it is, but it's been, it presents have no access to either good, but i can get if anything was installed. it isn't as willing to devise the new business. i don't really even given it in the, in really for the, the,

or somebody to the i. c, which i get the nature of this is why this takes me back to this next me do. so i have a question. so it's important to know the different pieces of the 7th distribution has been category because we are talking about the entity with. but as soon as i have said enough to go based on speed, that's why we hasn't been using the, having all the best, the best thing. and it is tim, in the sound of my months and busting history. so the students august the actually it's, it's on the other speaking. do you have questions about this? this is amy. all right. uh, government. definitely its other way. the thing this benefits allow me that's going to be a device on it. and you, of course we have to because we have to be uniform of the distinguish between been to be the instance of, of course, the other members of the equation or the former member, sophisticated together. the 2nd page says option within this, sorry i missed of this 80 the, so in this,

of our me the situation is of but unfortunately if we do not face the amount of this, if you do situation with company to do the unit, because again, it has lost as always, a more insight is ready to present. it does not ask you to get all any formal drives as well. all we have seen is disregard of any form of law as these, none of us have unfolded us. that's the most of it has pointed out what we have witnessed. the use of human wants not moment in the something that i'll do is a, uh why it is i don't, should i guess, but it seems sad. yeah. when i was talking to people whose family members were held on the administrative detention in the occupied westbank, many of them were talking about how much that makes them suffer. there was one woman in particular, the wife of a man who was held under administrative detention and she told me that things would be easier for her and her family if he had actually been charged if he had actually

been sentenced that she would at least know how long the sentence is when, when she could expect him home with administrative detention, that it could just go on for, for months or years without having any kind of a definitive answer. or these, the kinds of feelings that you struggle with as well, considering the situation to you and your family are in hi, yes, absolutely. today my husband is in his, uh, vince here. and i'll be in get arrested. and, and he is there where i am on that administrative dimension. so we are talking about the very long duration. and my husband was a gift and is riley, are deals with no charge when you are on that administrative depression, or when you're under investigative of being i think them about it. this is the type of intention. you feel that your mind to be honest, if about it, because your way she needs this, you'll do nothing but you can use

a lot of interest if the the government wants to show them. 1 they are just being on to numbers of the spin. yes. so that can easily a 100 stands thousands of people on data. this we're talking about 2400 or 500. i'm a spin young, so i'm that of this type of extension. so if you're uh, let's say you are on the way under the circumstances that they're there to governments want. so if you are not being held because you did something, you are a and that is this guy bought the pension because they want. so because the ation bit decided that you want to and so you will be 2nd in the middle of the night there and you'll relieve your family for a month or a year like what happens with my husband. you'll feel that you'll have that. i

think the do you're done. oh, you can tell you nobody can help you saying that i did nothing down. tell you the fabulous feed of it. i'm sick you are because i'm feeling that every when never see a when conditions when what conditions chan you and your family member or you'll, you'll be be honest if so this is a non somebody is nothing stopping a threat and if he is up. yeah, my husband's list, the us money or use. so this isn't easy and i suffer from it when you're taking people and you know why you where they can, you'll and you wouldn't be too far. i know if you ration so and when you finish the 5. yeah. first. ready yeah, sorry, i'm sorry to interrupt you. we just don't have a whole lot of time left just a couple of minutes, but i just want to ask you about the fact that there are so many human rights

groups, investigative bodies who have have said that, you know, there needs to be investigation into what's going on and is real that the things need to change. do you have any hope that anything will change that there will be any accountability going forward or anything, even if the best hope is we, we show them to stop and speak english or the stop and expose the uh, the carolina. so we, we show that we should keep on spot things, the lights on what's happening in spanish thing and then they were fairly spinning as did the news. and then you said i usually do, i think more effort should be done and isn't i? is them out doesn't care and i part i need the steps that are being picking. uh oh you want wine and box it. i think this thing should change. we have to think about themselves and then you have to send me is what are suffering from or tried all the time. we're. we've lost it themselves, them and they're,

i've seen quoted for it should be done and everyone should participate in such a thing. a whole is this bill bill i'm the i hope that dispute it. the whole thing really change this thing will change with and but i'm not sure not a a car look at the airport and the with the and the gun on down. i zation if our ever seen canto to all right, well we have run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to all of our guest idea, but who the best before rush and most of the day and thank you to for watching. can see the program again any time by visiting our website. i'll just share a. com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ag inside story. you can also during the conversation on x r handle is at a j inside story. for me, how much of a room and the whole thing here, bye for now the

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