Moez Mustafa

Welcome to NewsHour. It's live from the BBC. It's not the only such allegation. The Israeli army's former top lawyer has been remanded in custody over leaking a video which allegedly showed Israeli soldiers torturing a Palestinian prisoner. This summer leaked CCTV footage emerged showing an incident where a Palestinian detainee from Gaza was allegedly raped with a sharp object by guards at an Israeli military prison in July last year.

josta jäi mieheni. Tämä oli puheenjohtajan keskustelu, jonka jälkeen viisi Israelin sotilaallista sotilaallista, jotka olivat vahvistuneet huolta. Tämä tapahtui lämpimällä keskustelua ja yhdisti Israelia.

Suomalaisen puolueiden ympäristöjä on ollut protesseja, jotka ovat olleet vahvistuneita. Täällä on MP Benjamin Netanyahun liikuntaparti, joka on haastateltu parlamentaarisen komiteanin, onko se, että ei ole vahvistunut tietäjää, hyväksyttävää. Päästä ylös, hän kertoo. Kyllä, kaikki on valitettavaa, jos he ovat Hamas-vaihtajia oktober 7. Kaikki.

A recent opinion poll indicates the majority of Israelis don't think soldiers suspected of abusing Palestinian detainees should be investigated.

These are far from the only allegations of abuse of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails. I'm just driving back now through the occupied West Bank. I've been speaking to a Palestinian man who was jailed for 12 months in January last year for praising on social media the Hamas attack on October 12th.

He says that while he was in prison he was regularly beaten by the guards and that on one occasion the guards used a prison dog to humiliate him. Now he doesn't want his identity to be public so his words are voiced by a BBC producer. They put my head in the toilet bowl and the massive man stood on my head so I was bent over.

We contacted the Israeli prison service to ask for a response, but it did not reply. My client has been in prison since 2002. In Tel Aviv I met Ben Marmorelli, an Israeli lawyer who represents a Palestinian security detainee. He told me he believed sexual abuse was systematic in Israeli jails. I'm sure it's systematic. My client says that every time I come to see him, he's being raped with a mop stick.

Brumstick. Brumstick, mopstick, whatever they have there. I think that it's been done in order to limit the lawyers' visitation. Because they are torturing him every time, he actually asked me not to come anymore. The BBC has seen Israeli court documents from earlier this year outlining Mr. Marmorelli's claims. In a statement, the Israeli prison service again denied the allegations.

Ennen kuin jätän Sami Al-Sai, joka sanoo, että hän oli rauhoittunut israelilaisilla rikollisilla. Hän näyttää minulle kuvia hänen kuusi lapsensa telefonissaan.

He tells me the hardest moment in detention came when another prisoner's lawyer let him know that his wife, pregnant when he was arrested, had had the couple's baby girl. But he found out only almost a year after the child was born. He told me that your family is okay, your children are okay.

Right, so they've had the capability, but it's more about choosing this particular moment to go for it. How damaging is this going to be for Russia's oil export operations?

Rome is putting a price on getting close to one of its best known landmarks. From the 1st of February 2026, tourists who want to step down to the stone basin of the Trevi fountain will have to pay two euros. City officials say the aim is crowd control and cash for upkeep. Rome's mayor Roberto Gualtieri says two euros isn't very much.

and should make visitor flows less chaotic. The city estimates it could raise around 6.5 million euros a year. More than 9 million people have visited the area in front of the fountain so far this year. That's around 30,000 a day. And the site is also a known hotspot for pickpockets.

Turistit voivat edelleen nähdä rauhan ulkopuolella ilmaiseksi, mutta tuotantokysymyksiä voidaan tehtyä päivän aikana. Residenssit voivat olla ilmaiset, jonka jälkeen johtavat nuoret lapset ja vahvistuneet tutkijat. Jotkut turistit sanovat, että se on oikeaa, jos se suojaa monumentin. Luulen, että se on hyvä tuottaa.

The move is part of a wider shake-up of ticketing across some of Rome's museums and monuments, as the city tries to manage over tourism and protect its historic sites.