Released Lebanese detainee: ‘I wasn’t tortured in Israel, but the psychological press
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Released Lebanese detainee: ‘I wasn’t tortured in Israel, but the psychological press
Hussein Ayash says he was questioned about Hezbollah and held in isolation after his detention in south Lebanon; meanwhile, two were killed in an Israeli strike and Iranian missiles were reportedly fired toward Jordan
Hussein Abdullah Mahmud Ayas, who was kidnapped by Israeli soldiers and held for 2.5 months, described the process of torture and psychological pressure as “rebirth”, while his family experienced anxious days amid the possibility of being killed or kidnapped.
In the first live testimony to reveal the conditions of arrest and detention of the Israeli army, a Lebanese young man, Hussein Ayash (33), described the harsh details of his almost three months of detention, revealing extensive investigations and frequent transfers between detention centres and solitary confinement, prior to his release as part of a deal carried out in an American medium and humanitarian care by the International Committee of t…
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