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The UN reviewed the images that were leaked online dozens of Palestinian men detained in Gaza and half nakedwhile they are watched by the surrounding Israeli army. “The
The UN reviewed the images that were leaked online dozens of Palestinian men detained in Gaza and half nakedwhile they are watched by the surrounding Israeli army.
“The images we saw this morning are very worrying because everyone has the right human dignity“And the picture we saw today of how people are being treated is very worrying,” General Secretariat spokesman Stephane Dujarric said at his daily news conference.
The images are part of a video showing the area. hundreds of Palestinian adults in underwear and mostly bare-chestedsitting on the ground on a street that appears to be in the Gaza Strip because it shows signs of bombing.
A version is circulating in the Israeli media that these are Hamas members who surrendered, but civilians, including a journalist, were identified among those detained.
Some of them get on the truck and are actually visible in another, later photo. Israeli military trucks We transport in our trailers dozens of men were crowded together and were naked.
The third photo appears to show the same group of people kneeling on the ground, blindfolded, surrounded by Israeli soldiers in field uniforms on sandy soil that appears to have been disturbed by bulldozers.
EFE Regarding these images, he consulted with the Israeli army, which promised to provide detailed information on the matter.
Local journalists from Gaza commented on some of the images, assuring them that they were true. civilians captured in Gaza towns such as Beit Lahiya.
Israeli soldiers left dozens of Palestinians nearly naked, with their hands tied or handcuffed on the streets of Gaza, and in some cases carried away in vans, according to images that circulated on social media.
Photos released this Thursday show dozens of nearly naked men with their hands tied or handcuffed as they remain in the street or are taken away by Israeli troops, possibly under arrest.
Images posted on social media showed detainees sitting in groups or rows on the street, their clothes and shoes strewn on the ground, while others were taken away in military trucks.
One of those pictured is identified as journalist, Diaa Al Kalot, newspaper bureau chief Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed in Gaza.
The photographs and videos, which have not been independently verified, appear to show Israeli military checkpoints, according to Israeli media.
Since Israel’s offensive against the Islamist group Hamas began on October 7, the death toll in Gaza has exceeded 17,000 and more than 46,000 injured, according to the Gaza Strip’s Health Ministry.
Gaza is home to nearly 1.9 million internally displaced people, about 80% of its population of about 2.3 million, and faces a severe humanitarian crisis. (EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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