Sixty Palestinians detained by Israel return to Gaza, describe abuses
Sixty Palestinian men detained by Israel have been returned to Gaza, arriving at a hospital in Khan Younis frail and injured, with some unable to walk. The men, who were laborers in Israeli-occupied territory before October 7, 2023, were brought by the International Committee of the Red Cross.

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AI-generatedSixty Palestinian men detained by Israel have been returned to Gaza, arriving at a hospital in Khan Younis frail and injured, with some unable to walk. The men, who were laborers in Israeli-occupied territory before October 7, 2023, were brought by the International Committee of the Red Cross. They described harsh conditions and abuses during their detention, including being shot and beaten. Israel stated the men were released after interrogations determined they were no longer security suspects. This marks the largest prisoner release since the initial phase of a ceasefire in October.
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5 extractedSixty Palestinians detained by Israel were returned to Gaza, arriving frail, injured, and in several cases, unable to walk.
Israel stated the men were released after interrogations determined they were 'no longer security suspects'.
The detainees were labourers in Israeli-occupied Palestinian territory before October 7, 2023.
The freed men describe horrific abuses in Israeli detention, including being shot and beaten with rifle butts.
Conditions in Gaza had deteriorated under the Israeli blockade to a point where the men would struggle to find food and shelter.