The Hebrew newspaper Haaretz reported that six Palestinian prisoners have 'died' in Israeli Occupation prisons since Oct. 7, the start of the latest aggression on Gaza.

The title read: "Six Palestinians died in prison at the outbreak of the war, at least two were found with signs of violence."

The article said "A pathological autopsy of one of the detainees revealed a broken sternum and ribs, and bruises on the head and neck. A prisoner's testimony described severe violence against his cellmate - who later turned out to be dead."

"These are joined by the denial of medical treatment and a state decision to worsen the conditions of the Palestinian prisoners."

This comes as proof to the violence and aggression that Palestinians have been subjected to fore decades. This includes violence by the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF), violence in prisons and Israeli Occupation settler violence.

Notably, Israeli Occupation settler violence is on the rise in the West Bank, as the war on Gaza is ongoing for 62 days so far.

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