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FACTS NOTHING BUT FACTS, ISRAELI TORTURERS HAVE ARRESTED THOUSANDS OF
PEOPLE IN THE PAST 24 MONTHS! WHERE ARE THEY IF THEY ARE NOT IN THE JEW
AUSCHWITZ?
These are the same people, who claim to have "suffered" during the
"Holocaust". Looks like they did not suffer enough, if they can do this to
other human beings!
Inside An Israeli Tent Prison
From Reportersnotebook.com
11-30-2
Chilling Human Rights Violations at Negev Tent Prison.
Please do not publish my name in order to protect my friends from more
torture.
I have just been made aware of the conditions at the Negev Prison. And they
are horrific.
1) Medical treatment is being denied to all prisoners. Only those on deaths
door are taken for treatment. Many men have severe burns (I'll describe the
fire later), infected bullet wounds, broken bones, pneumonia, and
malnutrition. Aspirin (the only med dispensed) is the catchall cure for all
the men's maladies. Organizations must act quickly to save and care for the
sick and wounded patients in the Negev detention camp. No surgeries or
proper medication are given to them. They are facing a slow death as a
result of this blatant neglect.
2) There are presently about 1,280 prisoners at the Negev Tent Prison. The
men are help in barbwire cages, 60 per sector, and 20 per 6x6 meter
non-waterproof tent. They sleep on wooden planks with one blanket per man.
The temperature plummets to zero or just above at night. The men are
suffering because of the cold, especially as some have little or no clothing
and let be noted that they are in the same clothes they were arrested in. In
terms of sanitation there is a hole in the ground and this dug up only once
every 2 months so the stench is horrific. The cages as I said before are
open to the elements and snakes and scorpions often crawl into the common
areas. During the heat of the day, flies swarm all over the men. They have
to keep moving to avoid the flies and at night mosquitoes torture the men.
There is also no electricity.
3) The prisoners live on inhuman food rations they get peas and rice, rice
and peas and peas and rice. They are given moldy, many times frozen bread
and every 4th day lukewarm tea.
4) There are no basic supplies or items for personal hygiene. There is a
spout for a shower but it only has ice-cold water. There are no paper or
pens. The men are not allowed to receive clothes or gifts from family.
5) If they are seen to move out of the tents, the soldiers have been ordered
to point their rifles, with their fingers on the trigger, ready to shoot. In
addition, the guards inside are all armed, which is in direct contravention
of the law.
6) All the men in the Negev desert prison are held for indefinite periods of
time without charges or trial. Many times the men are told they are to be
released but then at the hearing they renew the sentence for 6 more months,
on grounds ?that are a threat to the nation. Now remember there are no
charges and no evidence to make such a charge. The prisoners' lawyers are
often barred from seeing them and since the prison is on a military base all
Human Rights Groups, Family and Media are barred from the prison.
7) Many men have been tortured. All are systematically beaten.
8) On October 24th at 8:30 am 3 men were told they must come with the IDF
guards because they were accused of trying to escape. The other prisons knew
this was false and all that the guards were going to do was torture the
prisoners, so they refused to leave the cage. A scuffle ensued and the
guards lobbed tear gas and percussion grenades into all the prison sectors.
In several sectors the percussion grenades started fires and in one sector
the winds whipped up the fire so furiously the men were in danger of being
engulfed. The 60 men desperately used wooden planks to break their way into
the next sector to escape the fire. They succeeded but it took quite a while
and many men were badly burned. The guards also shot rubber bullets into the
men-s cages and several men took deep hits because the shots were taken at
close range. In all 33 people were wounded and no one got care. Even more
disgusting was that the men housed in the badly burned section were left to
sleep on the remains of the charred tent with no blankets and no tent
covering for 15 days.
There must be immediate action. These men are suffering terribly and many
are in danger of dying. International laws are being broken. Someone must
have the power to at least give these men humane conditions. I have
contacted Amnesty and Human Rights Watch hopefully someone can help.
FACTS NOTHING BUT FACTS, ISRAELI TORTURERS HAVE ARRESTED THOUSANDS OF
PEOPLE IN THE PAST 24 MONTHS! WHERE ARE THEY IF THEY ARE NOT IN THE JEW
AUSCHWITZ?
These are the same people, who claim to have "suffered" during the
"Holocaust". Looks like they did not suffer enough, if they can do this to
other human beings!
Inside An Israeli Tent Prison
From Reportersnotebook.com
11-30-2
Chilling Human Rights Violations at Negev Tent Prison.
Please do not publish my name in order to protect my friends from more
torture.
I have just been made aware of the conditions at the Negev Prison. And they
are horrific.
1) Medical treatment is being denied to all prisoners. Only those on deaths
door are taken for treatment. Many men have severe burns (I'll describe the
fire later), infected bullet wounds, broken bones, pneumonia, and
malnutrition. Aspirin (the only med dispensed) is the catchall cure for all
the men's maladies. Organizations must act quickly to save and care for the
sick and wounded patients in the Negev detention camp. No surgeries or
proper medication are given to them. They are facing a slow death as a
result of this blatant neglect.
2) There are presently about 1,280 prisoners at the Negev Tent Prison. The
men are help in barbwire cages, 60 per sector, and 20 per 6x6 meter
non-waterproof tent. They sleep on wooden planks with one blanket per man.
The temperature plummets to zero or just above at night. The men are
suffering because of the cold, especially as some have little or no clothing
and let be noted that they are in the same clothes they were arrested in. In
terms of sanitation there is a hole in the ground and this dug up only once
every 2 months so the stench is horrific. The cages as I said before are
open to the elements and snakes and scorpions often crawl into the common
areas. During the heat of the day, flies swarm all over the men. They have
to keep moving to avoid the flies and at night mosquitoes torture the men.
There is also no electricity.
3) The prisoners live on inhuman food rations they get peas and rice, rice
and peas and peas and rice. They are given moldy, many times frozen bread
and every 4th day lukewarm tea.
4) There are no basic supplies or items for personal hygiene. There is a
spout for a shower but it only has ice-cold water. There are no paper or
pens. The men are not allowed to receive clothes or gifts from family.
5) If they are seen to move out of the tents, the soldiers have been ordered
to point their rifles, with their fingers on the trigger, ready to shoot. In
addition, the guards inside are all armed, which is in direct contravention
of the law.
6) All the men in the Negev desert prison are held for indefinite periods of
time without charges or trial. Many times the men are told they are to be
released but then at the hearing they renew the sentence for 6 more months,
on grounds ?that are a threat to the nation. Now remember there are no
charges and no evidence to make such a charge. The prisoners' lawyers are
often barred from seeing them and since the prison is on a military base all
Human Rights Groups, Family and Media are barred from the prison.
7) Many men have been tortured. All are systematically beaten.
8) On October 24th at 8:30 am 3 men were told they must come with the IDF
guards because they were accused of trying to escape. The other prisons knew
this was false and all that the guards were going to do was torture the
prisoners, so they refused to leave the cage. A scuffle ensued and the
guards lobbed tear gas and percussion grenades into all the prison sectors.
In several sectors the percussion grenades started fires and in one sector
the winds whipped up the fire so furiously the men were in danger of being
engulfed. The 60 men desperately used wooden planks to break their way into
the next sector to escape the fire. They succeeded but it took quite a while
and many men were badly burned. The guards also shot rubber bullets into the
men-s cages and several men took deep hits because the shots were taken at
close range. In all 33 people were wounded and no one got care. Even more
disgusting was that the men housed in the badly burned section were left to
sleep on the remains of the charred tent with no blankets and no tent
covering for 15 days.
There must be immediate action. These men are suffering terribly and many
are in danger of dying. International laws are being broken. Someone must
have the power to at least give these men humane conditions. I have
contacted Amnesty and Human Rights Watch hopefully someone can help.