• @[email protected]
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    1603 months ago

    You don’t die during interrogation with regular breaks for food, water, sleep etc. You die during torture

    • @nogooduser
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      453 months ago

      I guess that it was an unknown prior medical condition. /s

    • @Snowclone
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      163 months ago

      Correct. It’s clearly either torture or just aimless abuse.

  • @Linkerbaan
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    843 months ago

    Most moral army in the world systematically torturing doctors to death.

    • @Guydht
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      Dude that’s like blaming the U.S army for snowden.

      The IDF and the Shin Bet are totally different entities

      • @Linkerbaan
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        63 months ago

        The IDF kidnaps people and delivers them to Shin Bet…

        Shin Bet tries to torture false confessions out of the doctors that there is a Hamas base underneath a hospital. And frequently tortures their hostages to death…

        So the most moral army is systematically giving their hostages to people which they know will torture them to death…

        If they know the Shin Bet does this they are complicit in it. Outsourcing the blame does not work.

  • @Treczoks
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    753 months ago

    Put it on the list for the ICC. This was not an “Interrogation”.

      • @thallamabond
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        263 months ago

        “A senior doctor from Gaza died last November under interrogation by the Shin Bet, Israel’s internal security service, six days after his detention, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported on Tuesday.”

        "He also said that “Rantisi was detained at an army checkpoint while attempting to cross from north to south Gaza, following the Israeli military’s orders for the civilian population to evacuate at the beginning of the war.”

        “In a statement, the Shin Bet confirmed the details of Rantisi’s arrest and said he died in the detention center’s infirmary November 17, 2023,” the report noted."

        Died in custody, someone should look into it.

        • 【J】【u】【s】【t】【Z】
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          Okay, where does that say how he died?

          And did you also read the part of the article where there is a inquest being supervised by a court of law? Someone is looking into it. That’s why you just read an article about it.

          Weird how this article doesn’t even name the case or give the docket number. You’d be able to go on the courts website and look it up.

          Or, how about the court does its job, or we get a source to go on the record, then we write the news article? Then, we could react rationally.

          If it turns out they beat him to death or he died from deprivation or something, and they don’t , I’ll join in calling for the heads of those responsible. I’m going to go ahead and wait until there is some actual information about how he died before I let my emotions run wild with speculation, definitely not going to put any stock into being angry at this stage of the case.

        • qevlarr
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          153 months ago

          cOuLd hAvE bEeN nAtuRaL cAuSeS

          • @[email protected]
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            Riiiiight. That’s why "after Rantisi’s death, the Ashkelon Magistrate’s Court issued a six-month gag order prohibiting publication of all details of the case, including the existence of the gag order”.

            Nothing to hide here at all. No siree boss.

            • 【J】【u】【s】【t】【Z】
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              What is suspicious about a public court of law conducting an inquest into a death in custody issuing a temporary gag order? It’s not really even that uncommon of a legal procedure. Happens all the time.

              Seems like the case is progressing to me. The gag order was lifted two months ago. Israel isn’t some third-world shit hole with religious courts. These are actual, public courts of law, which dispense legit justice everyday without any help from lefty echo chambers filled by people rage jerking it to half of a story.

              Literally everyone in this thread is reacting to something and they don’t even know what it is.

              Nobody here is upset about how the guy actually died, because nobody here knows that. They are upset because of how this half story was framed as nefarious even though there is no actual reported evidence to that effect; you’re left to fill in the gaping holes in the story with your already existing anti-Israel imagination.

          • @BeatTakeshi
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            53 months ago

            He tried to breathe during unsolicited cpr

  • @[email protected]
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    693 months ago

    After Rantisi’s death, “the Ashkelon Magistrate’s Court issued a six-month gag order prohibiting publication of all details of the case, including the existence of the gag order. The court order expired in May,” Haaretz reported.

    The whole fucking system is screwed. Jfc.

  • Veraxus
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    673 months ago

    I am so sick of these passive article titles. He was tortured to death. He was tortured and murdered. Call it what it is.

    • @Dasus
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      203 months ago

      Same.

      It seems as childish as toddlers having broken something by throwing it forcefully on the floor and then pretending that they don’t understand why the thing broke.

    • @assassin_aragorn
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      I think they use passive headlines over concern about being sued for libel, but I agree. They really need to call the bluff, because if a party sues for libel, that party has to prove it’s a willful lie. And that would be a very interesting discovery process.

  • @febra
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    403 months ago

    So he was tortured to death by the Israelis. He didn’t just “die” like that. He was tortured to death. Call it for what it is

  • Laura
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    363 months ago

    Prominent Palestinian doctor, Iyad Rantisi, was tortured to death by Israel

  • Andy
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    353 months ago

    This is so, so fucked up.

    It’s hard to grieve effectively in the face of so many tragedies. Here is another one.

  • @Maggoty
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    293 months ago

    This is totally normal. People die under interrogation all the time in oppressive authoritarian countries. I don’t know why Iran and Israel are fighting when they have so much in common.

  • @xc2215x
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    273 months ago

    Very sad to see him go out this way.

  • @werefreeatlast
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    193 months ago

    I got no horse in this race because I’m from Mexico and the USA, well maybe I got a pony since you’d have to drag me back to Mexico. But I digress… let me correct the tit-Le. It should be "prominent Palestinian doctor, Iyad Rantisi (sounds like he really liked rants like me), was murdered while in custody by the Israeli army as they tortured him in a fake interrogation mostly a thinly veiled murder made to look like an interrogation. It’s a long title but it gets the message across.

    • @helmet91
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      73 months ago

      I mean, if the words “Israel” and “interrogation” are in it, it pretty clearly conveys what you just described.

  • @assassin_aragorn
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    133 months ago

    Yeah he was absolutely tortured to death. Fucking disgusting.

  • Feliskatos 🐱
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    113 months ago

    And the White House is baffled by Netanyahu’s claim about not supplying enough weapons to Israel. Is torture allowed under the Geneva Conventions?