The Guardian, on Gaza, 11 November 2026
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Read the original article on theguardian.com (opens in a new tab)The Guardian reports that Israel has held Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan hospital, for nearly 23 months without charge, and that an Israeli district court refused him an independent medical examination. It names Israeli forces behind the siege and attacks on the hospital, explains what Israel uses the "unlawful combatant" label to do, and sets the prison service's dismissal of the allegations against an independent Israeli specialist's detailed reading of his medical records.
“through more than 80 days of siege and attacks by Israeli forces”
The Guardian names the actor behind the siege and the attacks on the hospital instead of writing them as events with no one responsible.
“a designation Israel has used to justify prolonged detention without trial”
The Guardian does not let the "unlawful combatant" label stand as a neutral category. It tells the reader what Israel uses the label to do.
“along with thousands of other Palestinian civilians, in prisons that Israeli rights groups say have become torture camps”
The Guardian calls the detainees civilians and reports the rights groups' torture finding with clear attribution. It places one doctor's case inside the mass detention of Palestinians.
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