The humanitarian crisis continues in the heart of the Middle East, as the human rights organization Al Mezan reveals horrific details related to the war in the Gaza Strip. Under the shadow of the conflict, more than 3,000 Palestinians, including women, children, the elderly, and doctors, became hostages of the Israeli army.

The organization revealed the ugly face of the war, as the entity detained 1,650 Palestinians in Israeli prisons, under the so-called “unlawful combatant” law that was issued in 2002. This law deprives detainees of any judicial review and fair trial guarantees.

The detainees live in complete isolation from the world in Nafha and Negev prisons, where the occupation prevents the publication of any information related to them, while the Zionists transferred 300 other detainees from Gaza, including 10 children, to investigation in other cases in Ashkelon and Ofer prisons, while they have been subjected to torture and degrading treatment since The moment of arrest, all the way to the investigation centers.

Since last October 7, the occupying Israeli entity has continued its bombing of the besieged Gaza Strip, killing more than 33,797 people and wounding more than 76,465 others, while about 85 percent of the Strip’s population has been displaced, according to the Gaza Strip authorities and international bodies and organizations. Darkness embraces Gaza, but hope still exists in the hearts of innocent people.