RT | November 4, 2021 A classified dossier which Israel used to brand six Palestinian NGOs as terrorist outfits reportedly contains no concrete evidence to prove their involvement in violent activities or to otherwise justify the designation. The document, which bears the logo of Israel’s Shin Bet internal security service, is the result of its […]
New allegations have surfaced claiming that Israel’s domestic intelligence agency, Shin Bet or Shabak, is engaged in the brutal torture of Palestinian detainees, despite the practice being against both Israeli and international law. The new accusations, deemed “very credible” by both Israeli and Palestinian rights groups, come amid a recorded spike in the use of torture on Palestinian detainees by Israeli authorities.
In a ruling that directly violates international law and conventions against the use of torture, the Israeli High Court ruled Monday that Israeli intelligence officers were justified in their use of torture against a Palestinian prisoner. The ruling sets a precedent for the future use of torture and the expansion of such techniques used against Palestinians held in Israeli custody.
The case, which involved Palestinian prisoner Fares Tbeish, was brought to the Israeli High Court after lower courts ruled that the torture was justified.
The Iranian-American scholar and writer said he was threatened by Israel’s Shin Bet of not seeing his children “in a long time.”
Iranian-American scholar Reza Aslan tweeted Tuesday that he was detained and questioned for hours by Israel’s Security Agency, known as the Shin Bet, while he was crossing into Israel from Jordan two weeks ago.
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TEL AVIV, ISRAEL — According to Shin Bet, Israel’s internal security service, Israel has indicted Gonen Segev, former energy minister, on suspicion of spying for Iran and assisting in its alleged activity against Israel.
More than a decade ago, US President Jimmy Carter warned that Israel was practising apartheid in the occupied Palestinian territories. But in truth, it would be more accurate to say Israel itself is an apartheid state.
A new book, Rise and Kill First: The Secret History of Israel's Targeted Killings, documents 2,700 state-sponsored murders by the Israeli Mossad, Shin Bet, and the Israeli military. A plot to mass murder an entire stadium full of people in Beirut was hatched in order to kill leaders of the Palestine Liberation Organization. The attack was called off at the last minute, and an officer recalled telling then-Prime Minister Menachem Begin that, if he followed through with the plan, the whole world would turn against them.
Six Israelis, including two Israeli soldiers and one minor, have been charged over their involvement in committing “racist” attacks against Palestinians in recent months, according to an Israeli police spokesperson.
Luba Al-Samri said in a written statement that the case was approved for publication after a gag order was lifted by Israeli police and Israel’s security agency Shin Bet.
By Richard Silverstein | Tikun Olam | May 25, 2016 The Israeli settler publication, Arutz 7, reported that the Shin Bet gave special merit awards to personnel who excelled in their work. The prime minister and president both attended a ceremony at the President’s House. Pres. Rivlin praised the Shin Bet efforts as “God’s work.” Among those applauded […]
