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Former Hostage Urges UN to Label Gaza Captivity Torture
How 2 Israeli newsrooms (in English, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By SARAH BEN-NUN
What happened
Former hostage Eli Sharabi addressed the UN Human Rights Council, urging them to classify the abuse of hostages in Gaza as torture and demand criminal investigations. His appeal is supported by a report from the Jerusalem Institute of Justice, which details the severe physical and psychological suffering endured by captives.
- 01Former hostage Eli Sharabi asked the UN Human Rights Council to recognize hostage abuse as torture.
- 02Sharabi detailed his own suffering, including starvation and humiliation during 491 days in captivity.
- 03A report by the Jerusalem Institute of Justice supports the claim that hostage conditions constitute torture.
- 04The report documented severe malnutrition in over 78 released hostages.
- 05Sharabi called for criminal investigations and an end to impunity for those responsible.
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