Ghazi Mohammed al-Mohammed was detained by Syrian military intelligence officers, stripped of his identity, and assigned a number while enduring horrific conditions in one of Assad’s jails for five and a half months before being freed by rebels. Mohammed, a simple merchant, was subjected to torture, starvation, and threats of execution without knowing the reason for his arrest. Despite his physical and emotional scars, Mohammed hopes for justice against his captors as he struggles to cope with his traumatic experience.
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U.S. Security Contractors Going to Gaza to Oversee Truce, Officials Say
American security contractors are assisting with the return of displaced Palestinians to Gaza's devastated north as part of a cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas, focusing on securing the Netzarim corridor to screen vehicles for weapons. Israeli troops are set to partially withdraw to allow Gazans to head north under the 42-day truce mediated by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States, with private contractors like Safe Reach Solutions conducting logistics and planning. The hope is...
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