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2. Mahdi Abu Ayyash from the town of Beit Ummar, north of Al-Khalil. ( Three years of brutal confinement) 
2/ A cruel and systematic punishment involves forcing shackled captives to extend their hands through a small slot in their cell doors. Guards then beat their hands with tools, bending and twisting them violently, causing unbearable pain. 
Inside this room, captives are subjected to relentless beatings, kicks, and psychological torment. Zionist soldiers use various tools to inflict pain, leaving physical and emotional scars that may never heal.
3. "My home was filled with women and children," he said. The soldiers forced him to come with them, using him as a human shield and making him "search" six apartments, assuring him he would return to his sick mother.
2. Dr. Saleh Eleiwa,
This includes instructing interrogators on exploiting pre-existing medical conditions or vulnerabilities identified during medical examinations. 
On April 7, 2024, large numbers of Zionist 'soldiers' raided the Nasir family's home looking for their daughter, Layan. 
“ What is happening to the captives in the prisons is a real massacre where Palestinians are being killed and starved all the time.”
2. Laith Ahed Hamayel from the village of Kafr Malek, northeast of Ramallah; after months of illegal administrative detention. 
“We suffer from the spread of contagious skin disease; 
an isolated cell for a week with no water and food, leaving her dehydrated, and malnourished.
2. Palestinian teacher Siham Muhammad Khader Abu Ayyash. She has been detained without trial and charge since December 24, 2023 
The policy of starvation has exacerbated significantly after October 7th due to measures like closing canteens, confiscating remaining food supplies, reducing food portions, and providing poor-quality food such as not cooked well food and expired canned food.
⭕ The majority of the Palestinian victims (43 percent) were aged 20-29 at the time of the incident; 15 percent were minors. 
In 2019, the occupation began a huge project to install advanced jamming devices in all prisons, and allocated a huge budget for it amounting to 22 million shekels.
Thousands of Palestinian captives in occupation jails are facing systematic crimes of starvation policy, in addition to continuous torture and abuse, which has intensified since October 7, threatening the fate of thousands of them, especially the sick, elderly, and children.
In some cases, the interrogators sit on the detainee's legs while being in the banana position and harshly beat the detainee on her/his chest and thighs. 
The Prisoners and Ex-Prisoners Affairs Commission reported today, the prison administration deliberately subjected female captives from the Gaza Strip to the worst treatment whether through beating and insults, naked searches, solitary confinement & deprivation of basic rights.
Basil was abducted and imprisoned at the age of 15. He did not suffer from any psychological or health problems, according to his family. He spent 11 years in occupation prisons of which 6 years in grave-size solitary confinement.
2. Palestine Najm — “No water, we were drinking unclean water. We did not have any food. We’ve been humiliated on our way back. They always treated us in a very bad way, and they knocked on the door all the time. ” 