‘It’s Israeli policy’: Report reveals abuse of Palestinians in prisons

Following the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023, Israel experienced significant antiwar protests. With the release of all living hostages from Gaza, these protests have diminished in size, with a notable shift in focus away from the plight of Palestinians and towards criticism of Prime Minister Netanyahu.

The arrival of a flight in South Africa carrying over 150 Palestinians has raised concerns about a potential agenda to cleanse Palestinians. The situation intensified after the airline involved responded to media scrutiny, deepening the mystery surrounding the flight's purpose and the organization behind it.

Hamas and other factions in Gaza have condemned a recent UN resolution, stating that it undermines the Palestinian right to self-determination. The groups argue that the resolution reinforces a reality that restricts their national will and autonomy. This sentiment reflects ongoing tensions regarding international interventions in the region and the Palestinian struggle for sovereignty.

A little-known organization has facilitated the evacuation of nearly 400 Palestinians from Gaza on three flights, accepting payments in cryptocurrency. These Israeli-linked flights have raised questions about the circumstances surrounding the evacuations and the organization involved. The flights have become a focal point of discussion regarding the ongoing humanitarian situation in Gaza.

Al Jazeera has reported on Palestinians who fled Gaza on a controversial flight to South Africa operated by Al Majd Europe. The flight has sparked debate due to the unclear circumstances surrounding the evacuation and the organization involved. Many evacuees have expressed concerns about their safety and the motivations behind the flight, as the situation in Gaza remains dire amid ongoing conflict.

A report by Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) reveals that at least 94 Palestinians have died in Israeli prisons over the past two years. The report alleges systematic killings and cover-ups within the prison system, raising serious concerns about the treatment of Palestinian detainees. The findings have sparked outrage among human rights advocates, who demand accountability and transparency in the Israeli prison system. The report highlights the urgent need for investigations into these deaths and the conditions faced by prisoners.

South Africa has decided to refuse charter flights carrying 153 Palestinians, citing concerns over a potential 'cleansing agenda.' This decision comes after Israel stated that South Africa had previously agreed to accept these individuals. The refusal highlights ongoing tensions surrounding the treatment of Palestinians and raises questions about South Africa's stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

More than 130 Palestinians reportedly paid $2,000 each to board a flight to Johannesburg, arranged by an unclear organization. This flight has raised suspicions that it may be part of a broader effort to displace Gazans amid ongoing conflict. The circumstances surrounding the evacuation remain contentious, with concerns about the motivations behind such arrangements.