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Israeli authorities to explain the treatment of the detainees, after [video footage of the Israeli
Israeli authorities to explain the treatment of the detainees after a video was released by Israel
treatment by Israeli authorities against activists in previous flotilla missions "for which Israel faced zero accountability." Adalah lawyer Suhad Bishara told The Associated Press a group of 11 lawyers who visited the detainees
detainees, earlier said there had been "severe, widespread injuries", with at least three people taken to hospital for treatment. Israeli authorities
Israeli authorities towards those detained. > > I have asked Australia’s Ambassador to Israel to make representations to Israel, reiterating our call for the release of the detained Australians and for Israel to ensure
Israeli prison guards. Rights groups and critics accused Ben-Gvir of inflaming tensions as scrutiny intensifies over Israel’s treatment of detainees linked to pro-Palestinian activism. Here is what we know: ## In Iran
Israeli flag, mocking and taunting the detainees. - **What are global leaders saying?** The US ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, one of the country’s staunchest allies, described Ben-Gvir’s behaviour as “despicable” and said
detainees receive humane treatment in line with international norms,” they said. “We understand people want to respond to the humanitarian situation in Gaza, but we continue to urge Australians not to join others seeking
detainees of fundamental legal protections. It follows the Knesset’s approval of a one-sided bill that will instruct military courts to impose the [death penalty](/news/2026/3/29/european-nations-criticise-israels-death-penalty-plans) on Palestinians convicted of killing Israelis in acts
detainees, whose numbers have soared since October 7, 2023. That evidence has been documented by rights groups and media, [including](/news/2026/5/7/palestinians-expose-torture-and-sexual-violence-in-israeli-detention) Al Jazeera. Israel had previously condemned The New York Times report as “blood libel
treatment of either Palestinian detainees or foreign activists and aid workers. The Israeli human rights group B’Tselem published, in August 2024, “Welcome to Hell”, a comprehensive report on the abuse of Palestinian detainees