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Israeli medical authorities detail systematic torture and inhumane treatment of Gaza hostages in document sent to the Red Cross, revealing harrowing conditions including deliberate starvation, contaminated water supplies, and psychological manipulation that violate every international humanitarian law.
Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades leader confesses to NYT that decades of violence achieved nothing.
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An IDF probe has reveals major discrepancies between Hamas reports and reality; most recorded ‘starvation’ deaths are linked to severe pre-existing illnesses with a sharp rise in such reports coincided with negotiations.
Pregnant tourist and Chabad husband flee to kosher restaurant after attackers hurl bottle and slurs in historic ghetto.
