According to a preliminary investigation, a Gazan held in administrative detention at Gannot prison was found bound with socks during a prison guard operation. The investigation indicates that fellow inmates tied him up after he tried to observe the guards and refused to stop, fearing his behavior would lead to collective punishment.
Israeli prison authorities reported that a Gazan detainee held under administrative detention was found bound with socks during a routine operational sweep by prison guards at Gannot prison on Tuesday morning. According to a preliminary investigation, the detainee's cellmates tied him up after he repeatedly attempted to observe the guards and ignored orders to stop. The inmates stated they feared his behavior would lead to collective punishment against all cell occupants. The investigation is ongoing.
- DevelopingVideo allegedly shows Palestinian detainee bound by IDF soldiers in Gaza
- DevelopingIDF locates soldier suspected of filming bound Palestinian in Gaza, says investigation underway
- DevelopingPrison Service tightens Yigal Amir restraints — now also leg-shackled
- DevelopingMan stopped at Rimonim-Otef prison entrance after hidden camera in glasses found during security screening
Source and signal
A single-sourced dispatch is never rated Confirmed or Strong. Its Signal strengthens only when a second, independent source corroborates it.
- Open-source intake