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Report claims nearly 100 Palestinian prisoners have died in Israeli jails since October 2023

By Editorial Board Published November 18, 2025 5 Min Read
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Report claims nearly 100 Palestinian prisoners have died in Israeli jails since October 2023

Scores of Palestinian prisoners have died in custody because the begin of the conflict in Gaza, in accordance with a human rights group which claims prisoners are being denied medical care and are the victims of systematic and brutal violence.

The report, from Physicians for Human Rights – Israel (PHRI), tracked deaths as a result of quite a lot of causes, together with violence, malnutrition and untreated accidents.

Its information got here partly from Israeli authorities, and in addition from attorneys, kin and witnesses.

The report says that no less than 98 Palestinian prisoners have died over the previous two years. Nonetheless, the PHRI provides that the determine is prone to be a big underestimate, citing claims of “enforced disappearances” and allegations of prisoners being shot shortly after they have been launched from detention.

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The Israeli army say it acts in accordance with native and worldwide legislation and ‘fully rejects allegations relating to the systematic abuse of detainees’.

In a single case, the report claims {that a} prisoner died as a result of the insulin, which they wanted to deal with diabetes, was withheld.

The report claims that just below half of those deaths – 46 – occurred within the Israeli jail service whereas the remaining 52 deaths concerned folks being held in army amenities.

The very best variety of fatalities are alleged to have occurred on the Sde Teiman detention centre, a facility situated within the Negev Desert and infamous for its brutality. It has lately turn into the main focus of giant consideration after Israel’s chief army advocate, Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, admitted leaking a video that seems to point out a Palestinian prisoner being severely crushed in Sde Teiman.

Tomer-Yerushalmi is now beneath home arrest whereas the leak is investigated. Critics of the Israeli justice system say that her arrest contrasts with the reluctance of authorities to analyze the unique, and widespread, allegations of violence carried out on prisoners within the Sde Teiman centre.

Palestinian prisoners captured in Gaza seen at the Sde Teiman military prison in Israel. Pic: Breaking The Silence via AP

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Palestinian prisoners captured in Gaza seen on the Sde Teiman army jail in Israel. Pic: Breaking The Silence through AP

The report’s allegations come at a time when questions of crime and punishment are receiving loads of consideration. Itamar Ben-Gvir, the minister answerable for nationwide safety, has demanded even harsher circumstances, visited jails to taunt prisoners and in addition known as for the loss of life penalty to be launched for anybody convicted of terrorism.

The Israeli army informed us “individuals in Gaza are detained when there is reasonable suspicion of their involvement in terrorist activities…and [if deemed necessary] are detained in designated facilities within Israeli territory”.

The PHRI report concludes that there’s “little doubt that the deaths of many detained Palestinians were the result of systematic actions by soldiers and prison guards, carried out with the encouragement, or at the very least the tacit approval, of their superiors”.

It additional alleges that “the sharp rise in the number of Palestinians who have died in Israeli incarceration facilities since October 7, 2023, compared to previous years, demonstrates that the killing of Palestinians in custody has become an additional instrument of state against Palestinians oppression since the onset of the war”.

Benjamin Netanyahu and Itamar Ben Gvir shake hands. Pic: Reuters

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Benjamin Netanyahu and Itamar Ben Gvir shake arms. Pic: Reuters

Israel’s jail service insists it operates inside the confines of the legislation. The Israeli army stated its guidelines round detention are “in full alignment with Israeli law and the Geneva Conventions”.

Its assertion continued: “The IDF is aware of incidents of deaths of detainees, including detainees who were detained with a pre-existing illness or injury as a result of the hostilities. As per standard protocol, an investigation is conducted for each death of a detainee by the military police.

“In accordance with the legislation, each detainee held beneath a detention order is topic to judicial evaluate. Each detainee has the suitable to be represented by a lawyer.”

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