GAZA
— Following the deportation of over 3,000 Palestinian laborers to the Gaza
Strip on November 3rd, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor shared testimonies of
workers who revealed that they had experienced brutal treatment during the
four-week detention by Israeli Occupation Forces, with at least one worker
confirmed dead as a result of torture.
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The
report revealed that Mansour Nabhan Warsh Agha, a worker from the northern Gaza
Strip, tragically lost his life due to the brutal torture he endured.
According
to the gathered testimonies, the deported laborers were subjected to appalling
conditions. They were blindfolded, had their hands and feet bound, and were
transported on private Israeli buses to the Kerem Abu Salem crossing in
southeast Gaza. From there, they were forced to walk over five kilometers
before finally reaching the Rafah crossing gate and entering the Gaza Strip.
One
62-year-old worker, identified only as "AS," recounted his
experience, saying, "They detained us for ten days, during which we were
subjected to harsh interrogation. They asked us for details about Palestinian
armed groups, and those who claimed not to have information were mercilessly
beaten."
Testimonies
also revealed that IOF withheld food, medication, and subjected them to various
forms of torture, beatings, and psychological intimidation.
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