🇵🇸 Israeli forces seized Dr. Mazen al-Rantisi, a 71-year-old Ramallah family doctor known as the "Doctor of the Poor," from his home in Ramallah's al-Tira neighborhood at dawn on June 21. In August, a lawyer for the Detainees Affairs Commission relayed his account of his detention in Ofer prison: ▪️ He was denied his regular medications for his first 10 days and was still without one medication he desperately needs. 
▪️ His repeated requests to see a doctor were refused. His only exam was a pulse check through an opening in his cell door. 
▪️ He lost a large amount of weight on food he described as scant and unfit to eat. 
▪️ Detainees were forced to walk bent over with their hands shackled, made to kneel four times a day during roll calls, insulted and beaten. 
▪️ At least 10 detainees were crammed into cells with six beds, amid raids with beatings and tear gas, mold, insects and no cleaning supplies. He was still wearing the clothes he was arrested in. For more than four decades, al-Rantisi charged patients 30 shekels (about $8) or less, waived fees for those who couldn't pay and answered medical questions by phone for free, often late at night. The Palestinian Prisoners' Club, which received him in Hebron, said signs of beating were visible on his body. 📸 Before/ After photos attached.