Mutilated Palestinian Bodies Returned from Israeli Jail, Gaza Officials Say
Gaza officials say at least 135 mutilated Palestinian bodies returned from Israel were held at Sde Teiman jail, which faces torture allegations.
Gaza officials say at least 135 mutilated Palestinian bodies returned from Israel were held at Sde Teiman jail, which faces torture allegations.
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