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and what does the idf said about the allegations well, as you mentioned, the idf said about the original allegations that there s nothing illegal, that they re doing. they say they strip people. for example, it all to make sure they haven t got explosives on them they say they handcuff people and shackled them because it s for security for security reasons and obviously all this is taking place in the context of the aftermath of the hamas tax on october the seventh. and so there s a real mood in israel that persists today that everything needs to be done to get to the bottom of who s responsible for that for that, and to find the the hostages that are of course, still being held inside the gaza strip and so many israelis believed this kind of treatment is justified. but as we saw that a growing number of citizens of that country that believe the country has gone too far in the prosecution of this war in gaza. yeah, i mean, in your original report, there was really those who are outsi
who had their teeth broken? yes. it s a practice which commanders know about they want intelligence, but they also want revenge and punishment for happened on october 7 and others really whistleblower told cnn about detainees viewed as problematic people who were allegedly zip-tied to the fence the. israeli military at the time said detainees were handcuffed based on risk level and health status. but the whistleblower s account does track with photographic evidence obtained by cnn of palestinian detainees inside the military facility and with hand and wrist injuries shown to cnn by dozens of palestinians released back into gaza. matthew chance joins us now with the new development in the story, matthew thanks that s right. i will today at these radius supreme court, the highest court in israel heard a case brought by an israeli human rights group about this exact story. and much of cnn s reporting was used in that human rights case to bring the court action basically saying that ke
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these conditions without access to proper medical care in abusive conditions, as we heard there. and without even being named publicly, that s not just against international law, it s against israeli law as well. so that s an ongoing court cases being held in the israeli supreme court will today a state attorney representing sensing the government of israel, basically said that, look, we re already taking steps to move hundreds of palestinians out of that facility to other better facilities elsewhere in israel and in the west bank, the palace justinian palestinian territories. and so they haven t decided yet exactly what to do with this, set it to men facility near the gaza border. but the was in there somewhere the tacit acceptance that this situation that we exposed now reporting that can t continue. and so that s a really positive development. for human rights activists. and of course, for the inmates inside that detention facility