Torture

Palestinian Children Detained Oppressively in Isolation

by Stephen Lendman January 5, 2012

“I was in a very bad psychological state, so I decided to confess. I confessed to throwing Molotov cocktails and stones at army jeeps,” even though he was innocent.

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Israel Torture Palestinian Children by Electric-Shocking

by Stephen Lendman October 21, 2010

Gush Etzion settlement interrogator attached car battery jump leads to the genitals of a 14-year old boy in order to obtain a confession to stone throwing. Three documented cases of children reporting being given electric shocks by Israeli interrogators occurred in Ari’el Settlement. Each was accused of stone throwing. Electric shocking extracted confessions although the boys maintain their innocence.

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Cnn Coverup; Is Facebook “Sex Toy” Idf “Kapo Queen?” – by Gordon Duff

by Gordon Duff August 21, 2010

By Gordon Duff* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Whistleblower Or “Kapo Queen,” American Censorship In High Gear “I am in favor of the Zionist state. I would gladly kill Arabs, even slaughter them. I can’t allow Arab lovers to ruin the perfect life I lead.”….Eden Abergil A “Kapo” was a Jew who served the Nazis, [...]

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Doron Zahavi (aka Captain George), a suspected Israeli torturer gets key police job in Jerusalem

by Jonathan Cook August 8, 2010

Doron Zahavi accused of running Israel’s Abu Ghraib By Jonathan Cook * | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz A police officer known as “Major George” who is accused of torturing Arab prisoners in his previous role as chief interrogator in a secret military jail has been appointed to oversee relations with Jerusalem’s Palestinian population, it has [...]

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The Palestinian Prisoners’ Plight

by SR Editor November 29, 2009

By, Bianca Zammit* and Fadi Skaik** | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz There are currently approximately 11,000 Palestinian prisoners being held captive in Israeli jails across Israel. Whilst their imprisonment is of itself in direct contravention of international law, the whole arrest, judiciary and imprisonment process compromises their basic human rights. In Gaza, the families of [...]

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Israeli ill-treatment and torture of Palestinian children – a report

by Haitham Sabbah June 27, 2009

DCI-Palestine* released a report which documents the widespread ill-treatment and torture of Palestinian children at the hands of the Israeli army and police force – Palestinian Child Prisoners: The systematic and institutionalized ill-treatment and torture of Palestinian children by Israeli authorities. The release of the report came just days after an article was published in [...]

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Video: Israel Torturing Palestinian Civilian

by Haitham Sabbah June 20, 2009

Haaretz – Border Policemen have filmed themselves abusing and humiliating Palestinians in videos they have posted on YouTube over the past year. In one clip uploaded to the video sharing website an Arab youth is shown in arid terrain, slapping himself, while a voice is heard instructing him to say “I love you, Border Police,” [...]

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The End of America

by Haitham Sabbah October 8, 2008

Beside the previous video, here is another good video that you should watch (recommended by Robin). It’s not as comprehensive as Zeitgeist: Addendum, but worth the 50 minutes.

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Did Canada cave under US/Israeli pressure?

by Haitham Sabbah January 22, 2008

Another analysis about this story from Michael Ratner is President of the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) in New York. (He has taught at Yale Law School, lectured at Columbia Law School, and was President of the National Lawyers Guild.)

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Cowered Canadian Government

by Haitham Sabbah January 19, 2008

Image by: Carlos Latuff Couple of days ago, reuters had a story that said: “Canada places U.S. and Israel on torture watch list”. Today, the same story link was updated and replaced to say: “Canada takes U.S., Israel off torture watchlist”. The original story is no more available, but the magic of the internet always [...]

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Israeli soldiers indicted for torturing Palestinian prisoners

by Haitham Sabbah December 21, 2007

According to the indictment, the soldiers were responsible for transferring 13 Palestinian detainees from the Tulkarm Regional Brigade to an IDF military court in northern Israel in April 2006. During the journey, the soldiers grabbed the prisoners by their hair, struck their chests and necks and demanded they repeat the number soldiers had previously assigned [...]

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Torture Debate Heats Up, Jewish Groups Stay Mum

by Haitham Sabbah December 21, 2007

“There was a shocking silence of the Jewish community on the issue of torture, and there is still a lacuna on this vital issue, to my eye,” said Felice Gaer, director of the AJCommittee’s Jacob Blaustein Institute for the Advancement of Human Rights. “All Americans, Jewish and non-Jewish, need to be more vocal on this [...]

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Waiting For The Guards

by Haitham Sabbah November 24, 2007

WARNING: You might find this video disturbing. It is actually as entertaining as a kick in the nuts. Unsuitable for under 14s. (Please turn your speakers up). This film shows a performance artist undergoing, for real, interrogation techniques permitted in the CIA handbook (and it goes without saying – all other dictatorships including the “only [...]

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Israeli soldiers recount torturing Palestinians

by Haitham Sabbah November 23, 2007

Film shows six women who inflicted and witnessed torture One posed for a photo as she scrubbed a Palestinian corpse. Another stripped a man to his underwear and then beat him. A third helped cover up the abuse of a young boy. The six Israeli women who feature in the documentary “To See If I’m [...]

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Ghosts of Abu Ghraib

by Haitham Sabbah October 18, 2007

Film Summary: Through startling interviews with perpetrators, witnesses and victims, GHOSTS OF ABU GHRAIB examines and contextualizes the abuses that occurred in the fall of 2003 at the notorious Iraqi prison abuses documented in photographs that are etched in our national consciousness. The film probes the psychology of how typical American men and women came [...]

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