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Israeli Male Hostage Accuses Gaza Captors Of Sexual Abuse
An Israeli hostage who was released in October has told an Israeli television channel he was subjected to sexual violence during his two-year captivity in Gaza by Palestinian militants -- the first male hostage to publicly make such an accusation.
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Israel Arrests Prosecutor Who Leaked Video Of Palestinian Detainee's Abuse
Israeli police arrested former military prosecutor Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, the national security minister said Monday, following a scandal that erupted after she leaked a video appearing to show soldiers abusing a Palestinian detainee.
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Top Israeli General Resigns Over Probe Into Leak Of Detainee Abuse Video
The Israeli military's chief legal officer resigned on Friday over a criminal inquiry into the leaking of a video that appeared to show soldiers abusing a Palestinian detainee arrested during the Gaza war.
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US Issues Sanctions Against UN Investigator Probing Abuses In Gaza
The Trump administration announced Wednesday that it is issuing sanctions against an independent investigator tasked with probing human rights abuses in the Palestinian territories, the latest effort by the US to punish critics of Israel.
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US Urges Israel To Probe Video Of Prison Sex Abuse
The United States on Wednesday urged Israel to investigate and implement accountability after a video appeared to show soldiers sexually abusing a Palestinian prisoner.
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Hamas Leader Dies In Israeli Custody In West Bank
Palestinian authorities accused Israel of waging an abusive "war of revenge" against Palestinian detainees. During his detainment he was subjected to torture and starvation, they added
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Israel Army Unit Facing US Sanction Threat Has History Of Abuses
An Israeli battalion which US media say Washington is likely to sanction over alleged rights violations against Palestinians, has a long history of transgressions and impunity, according to analysts and Israeli media.
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Britain Sanctions Four "Extremist Israeli Settlers" In West Bank
Britain on Monday announced sanctions on four "extremist Israeli settlers" accused of committing human rights abuses against Palestinians in the West Bank, following a similar move by the United States earlier this month.
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"The Torture Was...": Gaza Doctor Describes Detention By Israeli Forces
A Palestinian doctor says Israeli forces in Gaza detained him when they overran a hospital and subjected him to abuse during 45 days of captivity including sleep deprivation and constant shackling and blindfolding before releasing him last week.
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Palestinian Journalist Freed From Israeli Custody Was Abused: Report
London-based media outlet The New Arab announced on Tuesday the release of one of its Palestinian journalists from Israeli custody, alleging he faced torture during more than a month in detention.
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UN "Deeply Concerned" At Escalation In Israeli-Palestinian Violence
The United Nations rights office said Tuesday it was "deeply concerned" over the escalation of violence in the occupied Palestinian territories, east Jerusalem and Israel.
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Israeli NGOs Allege Routine Abuse Of Palestinian Detainees
Israel's Shin Bet domestic security agency abuses Palestinians under interrogation in a manner so systematic it points to official endorsement, two Israeli NGOs said in a report published today.
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Palestinians Submit First Case Material Against Israel to Hague Court
The Palestinian Authority made its first submission of evidence of alleged Israeli war crimes to the International Criminal Court on Thursday, trying to speed up an ICC inquiry into abuses committed during last year's Gaza conflict.
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Israeli NGOs Feel the Heat From Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's New Government
On a backstreet in Jerusalem sit the sparse offices of B'Tselem, an Israeli organisation that has long been a bane of successive governments, tirelessly flagging military abuses in occupied Palestinian territory.
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43 Israel Reservists Refuse to Serve, Protest 'Abuses'
Forty-three reservists from Israel's elite army intelligence unit have announced their refusal to serve, accusing the military of "abuses" against Palestinians, in a letter published Friday.
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Israeli Male Hostage Accuses Gaza Captors Of Sexual Abuse
An Israeli hostage who was released in October has told an Israeli television channel he was subjected to sexual violence during his two-year captivity in Gaza by Palestinian militants -- the first male hostage to publicly make such an accusation.
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Israel Arrests Prosecutor Who Leaked Video Of Palestinian Detainee's Abuse
Israeli police arrested former military prosecutor Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, the national security minister said Monday, following a scandal that erupted after she leaked a video appearing to show soldiers abusing a Palestinian detainee.
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Top Israeli General Resigns Over Probe Into Leak Of Detainee Abuse Video
The Israeli military's chief legal officer resigned on Friday over a criminal inquiry into the leaking of a video that appeared to show soldiers abusing a Palestinian detainee arrested during the Gaza war.
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US Issues Sanctions Against UN Investigator Probing Abuses In Gaza
The Trump administration announced Wednesday that it is issuing sanctions against an independent investigator tasked with probing human rights abuses in the Palestinian territories, the latest effort by the US to punish critics of Israel.
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US Urges Israel To Probe Video Of Prison Sex Abuse
The United States on Wednesday urged Israel to investigate and implement accountability after a video appeared to show soldiers sexually abusing a Palestinian prisoner.
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Hamas Leader Dies In Israeli Custody In West Bank
Palestinian authorities accused Israel of waging an abusive "war of revenge" against Palestinian detainees. During his detainment he was subjected to torture and starvation, they added
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Israel Army Unit Facing US Sanction Threat Has History Of Abuses
An Israeli battalion which US media say Washington is likely to sanction over alleged rights violations against Palestinians, has a long history of transgressions and impunity, according to analysts and Israeli media.
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Britain Sanctions Four "Extremist Israeli Settlers" In West Bank
Britain on Monday announced sanctions on four "extremist Israeli settlers" accused of committing human rights abuses against Palestinians in the West Bank, following a similar move by the United States earlier this month.
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"The Torture Was...": Gaza Doctor Describes Detention By Israeli Forces
A Palestinian doctor says Israeli forces in Gaza detained him when they overran a hospital and subjected him to abuse during 45 days of captivity including sleep deprivation and constant shackling and blindfolding before releasing him last week.
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Palestinian Journalist Freed From Israeli Custody Was Abused: Report
London-based media outlet The New Arab announced on Tuesday the release of one of its Palestinian journalists from Israeli custody, alleging he faced torture during more than a month in detention.
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UN "Deeply Concerned" At Escalation In Israeli-Palestinian Violence
The United Nations rights office said Tuesday it was "deeply concerned" over the escalation of violence in the occupied Palestinian territories, east Jerusalem and Israel.
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Israeli NGOs Allege Routine Abuse Of Palestinian Detainees
Israel's Shin Bet domestic security agency abuses Palestinians under interrogation in a manner so systematic it points to official endorsement, two Israeli NGOs said in a report published today.
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Palestinians Submit First Case Material Against Israel to Hague Court
The Palestinian Authority made its first submission of evidence of alleged Israeli war crimes to the International Criminal Court on Thursday, trying to speed up an ICC inquiry into abuses committed during last year's Gaza conflict.
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Israeli NGOs Feel the Heat From Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's New Government
On a backstreet in Jerusalem sit the sparse offices of B'Tselem, an Israeli organisation that has long been a bane of successive governments, tirelessly flagging military abuses in occupied Palestinian territory.
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43 Israel Reservists Refuse to Serve, Protest 'Abuses'
Forty-three reservists from Israel's elite army intelligence unit have announced their refusal to serve, accusing the military of "abuses" against Palestinians, in a letter published Friday.
