Australian Gaza flotilla activists detained by Israel complain of ‘degrading and humiliating’ treatment | Gaza flotilla

Australian activists detained in Israel claimed that they claimed that they had taken after being arrested after being arrested with a fleet with a fleet with aid to Gaza’s authorities – one of them was slapped and hit the ground.

Another, Juliet Lamont said that he was “heavy ıyla that his daily medicine was under the risk of stroke after the Israeli security forces were confiscated. He said that while he was kept in a prison environment he described as “dystopia ,.

Mcewen and Lamont, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) was taken into custody in Israel between the seven Australians confirmed. DFAT said on Monday that he provided Consular assistance to Australians, including visits.

After being arrested as part of the pro -Palestinian fleet with aid to Gaza, they were kept in a high -security prison in the Negev Desert and claim that they and other prisoners have been offered an irrevocable water because of a strong chemical taste.

Mcewen, Australian officials, Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir abused them, said that 80 people were held in a food or thirsty cafe with 80 people, when Lamont came to Ketziot prison, Lamont said that Ben-Gvir took them to a room with other women he called “terrorists.

Mcewen, a 40-year-old care worker and Lamont-Her 54-year-old documentary filmmaker, were arrested on Thursday, both of which were cut by the Israeli navy’s ships of the new South Wales Northern rivers. It was part of the global Sumud fleet of 42 ships, including parliamentarians, lawyers and activists, including Greta Thunberg, all arrested, all arrested.

DFAT officials visited Australians detained on Friday. According to a report by Guardian Australia, Mcewen told them “humiliating and humiliating treatment, after being taken to Ashdod Port.

“Israeli prison guards and sleep deprivation techniques and physical intimidation, including the insulting and humiliating treatment, including the deprivation techniques and physical intimidation,” he said, “he said.

Jacinta Mcewen, whose mother was a former nurse, said that she was looking for DFAT for daily updates and that she was worried about the “full” conditions where her son was held.

“If there is a dislocated shoulder and has undergone head trauma and did not receive medical help, I am worried about it,” he said.

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Mcewen said he believed that the deportation of his son refused to sign a form that would admit that he had entered Israel illegally – Flotilla claims that he was illegally seized by the Israeli navy in international waters.

Mcewen, DFAT officials in front of the passport of Israeli troops in front of the passport, he said. Both Mcewen and Lamont threw their phones into the sea before they were caught.

Mcewen said that his arrest in Mia Mia was executed with minimal force, while Lamont said he had a “humiliating” experience traveling on a different ship.

Lamont claimed that he was a zipper behind his hands, sprayed with a water ball, and his hands were tied and left to sit in an area that was not flying with clothes that were tied for seven hours-while his head was repeatedly pushed by the Israeli forces.

Both are primarily held in the Ketziot prison used to detain Palestinian prisoners accused of participation in militant or terrorist activities.

After visiting Lamont, the Australian officials said that he was “emotionally troubled” in a separate report that he was “crying several times during the visit”. The two mothers reportedly felt astonishing, weak, dizziness and confused.

Lamont said that a guard believed that water from TAPS was insecure to drink and exacerbates the high blood pressure of dehydration.

On the day of his arrest, Lamont said that after a doctor’s seizure was confiscated, he gave him a dose of medication – after checking the blood pressure. However, after visiting him, the Australian officials said he felt weak, confused and numb and worried that he was at risk of stroke. A doctor’s request for seeing did not respond again.

Gaza Australian spokesman Talitha Mitchell told a global movement that his friend was at risk of dying without reaching the drug.

Melbourne-based Melbourne, the mother of another Australia’s mother Julie Webb-Pullman, said that she received a call from the Australian officials to Ketziot prison on Saturday by verbally giving their visits.

Webb-Pullman said that his daughter was exposed to abuse, humiliation, intimidation, and that the human was stuck and pushed and that he was left in a courtyard for five hours without shadow, food or water.

He also described a faucet with contaminated water, so he did not drink any or less water on the days.

DFAT answered questions with an explanation that the Australian government explains our expectations that prisoners will be treated as humanitarianly in accordance with international norms ”.

Uz We repeat our call over Israel to ensure the flow of continuous, unhindered humanitarian aid to Gaza, ”he said.

Guardian, Israeli Prison Service, Israeli Defense Forces, Israeli Foreign Ministry and Australia in the Australia’s Israeli Embassy in contact, but none of them responded to comments.