Gaza inmates injured in Negev crackdown
The Prisoners' Media Office has revealed that a number of Palestinian prisoners from the Gaza Strip were injured during a crackdown carried out by Israeli occupation forces inside the "Negev" prison about two weeks ago. The injuries varied between rubber bullets, beatings with batons resulting in fractures, and the use of dogs against the prisoners; they were forced to lie face down before being assaulted. The office called for urgent international intervention to halt these acts of repression and to hold those responsible accountable, holding the Israeli authorities fully responsible for the prisoners' safety. A Hamas leader confirmed that the recurrence of such crackdown operations and the resulting injuries highlight the suffering of the prisoners, calling for a strong stance to support their cause and to investigate the conditions of their detention, which Palestinian institutions accuse the occupation of torturing and violating their rights.
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