Flotilla detainees suffered violence, sexual abuse at Ashdod Port, Adalah says
Adalah has reported that detainees from a flotilla experienced violence and sexual abuse at Ashdod Port. Testimonies collected by lawyers indicate serious incidents of violence, sexual humiliation, and psychological abuse prior to their transfer to Ketziot Prison. The allegations highlight significant concerns regarding the treatment of detainees in this context.
- ▪Adalah reported serious allegations of violence and sexual abuse against flotilla detainees.
- ▪Lawyers gathered testimonies from the detainees regarding their treatment at Ashdod Port.
- ▪The detainees were reportedly subjected to psychological abuse before being transferred to Ketziot Prison.
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Flotilla detainees suffered violence, sexual abuse at Ashdod Port, Adalah saysAdalah said lawyers collected testimony from detained flotilla participants alleging serious violence, sexual humiliation, and psychological abuse before their transfer to Ketziot Prison.Follow us on GoogleIsraeli soldiers seen on a vessel belonging to the Global Sumud Flotilla as seen from Ashdod, May 19, 2026.(photo credit: REUTERS/Amir Cohen TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)
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