Activists onboard Gaza-bound flotilla recount abuse in Israeli detention

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Activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla arrived in Turkey on Thursday after being released from Israeli detention, alleging torture, humiliation, and violent beatings. Several participants displayed visible bruising and injuries, with reports from Adalah detailing forced stress positions, electric shocks, and potential broken ribs.

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Global Sumud Flotilla activists arrived in Turkey on Thursday after being released from Israeli detention, with several participants alleging they suffered torture, humiliation, and violent beatings while in custody. Footage shared following their arrival showed a number of activists with visible bruising and injuries, as supporters gathered to welcome them back.

Activists onboard Gaza-bound flotilla recount abuse in Israeli detention

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