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Hind Rajab Foundation Files War Crimes Complaint Against Israeli Doctors in The Hague

The Hind Rajab Foundation has petitioned the International Criminal Court to investigate Israeli medical personnel and senior officials over the alleged mistreatment of Palestinian detainees. The complaint targets former government ministers, health officials, and leaders of the Israel Medical Association.

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Hind Rajab Foundation Files War Crimes Complaint Against Israeli Doctors in The Hague
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  1. 01The Hind Rajab Foundation petitioned the International Criminal Court to investigate Israeli medical personnel and officials over alleged detainee abuse.
  2. 02The complaint targets former Health Ministers Moshe Arbel and Uriel Buso, alongside Israel Medical Association chairman Professor Zion Hagai.
  3. 03The allegations center on the Sde Teiman detention facility, established after the October 7 attacks by the terrorist organization Hamas.
  4. 04The foundation claims that medical teams at the facility treated shackled and blindfolded detainees under restrictive guidelines.
  5. 05According to the petition, at least 29 detainees died at Sde Teiman by November 2025 due to violence or medical neglect.
  6. 06The legal action represents an effort by the foundation to pursue international accountability for Israeli healthcare personnel.

The petition focuses on the Sde Teiman detention facility, which was established after the October 7, 2023, attacks by the terrorist organization Hamas. The foundation alleges that medical teams at the facility's field hospital were compelled to treat shackled and blindfolded detainees under restrictive Health Ministry guidelines. According to the complaint, these practices, alongside restrictions on transferring patients to civilian hospitals, led to severe abuse and torture.

Furthermore, the foundation claims that at least 29 detainees died at Sde Teiman between October 2023 and November 2025 due to physical violence, medical neglect, or both. The submission names former Health Ministers Moshe Arbel and Uriel Buso, Israel Medical Association chairman Professor Zion Hagai, and other senior medical figures, accusing them of complicity in these actions. The foundation described the alleged conduct as constituting grave international offenses, including systematic abuse and extreme neglect.

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