Israeli Prison Guards Find Gaza Doctor Bound with Socks in Ganot Prison Cell
During an operational intervention at Ganot Prison, Israeli prison guards discovered a Gaza doctor held under administrative detention bound with socks inside his cell. The doctor was found tied up by fellow inmates who were detained with him. According to a report by ynet, the guards broke into the cell as part of a security operation and found the detainee restrained. An initial investigation was launched to clarify the circumstances of the incident. Preliminary findings by the Israel Prison Service indicated that the inmates bound the doctor after he allegedly attempted to observe staff activities and refused to stop, raising concerns that his behavior might provoke disciplinary measures against all cell occupants.
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