The prisoners and ex-detainees' class='highlighted-tag'>The Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs documented, in a report issued by her lawyer, Heba Ighbariya, today, Monday, the horrific testimony of the detainee Muhammad Radi al-Atrash (17 years) from the town of Sur Baher in Jerusalem, who was subjected to the most severe forms of torture. during the arrest and investigation process.

According to the commission’s report, the young man, al-Atrash, was arrested after a raid on his house at 4 am by the police and intelligence forces. They then took him to the al-Mascobiyyah interrogation office to keep him in the corridor until 7 am, kneeling on his knees and facing the wall. He was prevented from moving while his hands and feet were tied. When he tried to move, they were attacked He was beaten all over his body.

And she continued, at seven o'clock they brought him in for interrogation, and he interrogated him for 6 hours, and during the interrogation he did not confess to what the interrogator wanted, so the interrogator stopped the interrogation and put him in a side room with no cameras inside after he blindfolded him and someone entered him and beat him with a stick while threatening him and shouting at him to confess to what he was directing He has charges, and then they sent him back to complete the investigation.

She explained that the prisoner stayed in Al-Mascobiyeh prison for 20 days, during which he went down 6 more times to 4 rooms for interrogation, and every time he was entered into the room without cameras, and there he was subjected to arbitrary beatings with hands, feet, and sticks, and on one occasion they beat him hysterically, which led to bleeding from the blood vessels. his mouth and nose.

After 20 days in al-Mascobiyeh prison, he was transferred to al-Damoon prison in the youth section, where he is still there.

The Commission called on the international community and human rights institutions to assume their responsibilities and intervene urgently to provide protection for prisoners and detainees in accordance with all international treaties and laws agreed upon and stipulated.