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'They competed in cruelty': Palestinian doctor recalls 127 days in Israeli prison

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הארץ
“הסוהרים התחרו מי אכזרי יותר": רופא פלסטיני משחזר 127 יום בכלא ישראלי”

ד"ר מאזן רנתיסי שוחרר לאחרונה ממעצר בבתי הכלא עופר ונפחא. הוא מתקשה להתאושש מהדברים שחווה שם, בהם מגפה שהפכה לעינוי, ריסוס בגז פלפל ואלימות של סוהרים שניסו להפגין דרכה נאמנות

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Haaretz
“They competed in cruelty': Palestinian doctor recalls 127 days in Israeli prison”

Dr. Mazen Rantisi, a family physician from Ramallah, was released after 127 days in prison. He was convicted of membership in the Union of Medical Committees – an unlawful association. 'At night, they turn the light on and off every half hour'

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Haaretz
“Staff competed in cruelty': Palestinian doctor recalls 127 days of abuse in Israeli prison”

Dr. Mazen Rantisi, a family physician from Ramallah, was released after 127 days in prison. He was convicted of membership in the Union of Medical Committees – an unlawful association. 'At night, they turn the light on and off every half hour'

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