In Sde Teiman, captives face unspeakable horrors in a room called the “disco”. Upon entry, they are greeted with loud Hebrew music, and soldiers “welcome” them with the statement, “the party is going to start”.
Inside this room, captives are subjected to relentless beatings, kicks, and psychological torment. Zionist soldiers use various tools to inflict pain, leaving physical and emotional scars that may never heal.
Captives report being held in the “disco” for days on end, often starved and given contaminated food. Soldiers disrespect their basic needs by stepping on, or spitting in their meals before tossing them on the ground.
The psychological impact of the torture in the “disco” is beyond words. Captives are stripped of their dignity, enduring degrading treatment that haunts their minds long after the physical pain subsides.
The dog units are also brought in sometimes, and the dogs would urinate on the captives while they are shackled and tied to the wall.
Furthermore, captives are forced to sign documents in Hebrew, with many unable to distinguish whether the paper is in Arabic or Hebrew due to the disoriented state they are left in.
Read the full report:
PDF: Update on the Conditions and Torture Violations Committed Against Gazan Detainees
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This literally makes me feel ill. Thanks for posting!
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I have read many accounts of Zionist soldiers’ sadistic cruelty, and seen a lot of video clips. It always fills me with rage. Their cruelty knows no bounds.
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