Medical evidence documents the execution of Palestinian prisoners by the occupation after their detention.

The Media Office of the Prisoners' Movement affiliated with Hamas confirmed that the medical and field evidence accompanying the delivery of the bodies of Palestinian martyrs indicates that they were subjected to field executions after being tortured, restrained, and run over by vehicles.

Thirty bodies of Palestinians were released by the Israeli occupation through the Red Cross to Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, earlier today, bringing the total to 225 bodies since October 14.

This step comes as part of the first phase of the ceasefire agreement that has been in effect since October 10, which includes the exchange of prisoners and bodies between "Israel" and Hamas, mediated by Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, under American supervision.

The Israeli occupation releases 15 bodies of Palestinians for each body of an Israeli prisoner handed over by the factions in Gaza, according to the Anadolu Agency.

The Media Office of the Prisoners stated in a statement that "the medical and field evidence accompanying the delivery of a number of martyr bodies by the occupation recently reveals crimes of field executions against Palestinian prisoners after their detention."

It added, clarifying: "There were signs of torture and restraint with handcuffs on their bodies, as well as burns and run-over injuries from military vehicles."

It emphasized that "the detention of bodies in refrigerators and burying them in numbered graves reflects a deliberate policy to humiliate Palestinians, both alive and dead, and is a blatant violation of international humanitarian law."

The Palestinian bodies arrive without identification, while families recognize them through remaining distinctive marks on their loved ones' bodies or from clothing they were wearing before their disappearance, amid the absence of testing equipment due to the Israeli blockade and the destruction of laboratories in Gaza.

Before the ceasefire took effect, "Israel" was holding 735 Palestinian bodies in what is known as "numbered graves," according to the "Palestinian National Campaign for the Retrieval of Martyr Bodies and the Disclosure of the Fate of the Missing" (a non-governmental organization).

On another note, the office considered the publication by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir of a video clip showing Palestinian prisoners shackled and lying on the ground as "public incitement that exposes the criminal mentality managing the occupation's prisons."

Earlier today, Ben Gvir appeared in a video clip on the "Telegram" platform standing in front of a row of Palestinian prisoners lying on the ground with their hands tied behind their backs, saying: "This is how we treat them, and all that remains is to execute them."

The office stated that "these evidences represent conclusive proof of a systematic killing policy targeting Palestinian prisoners."

It called for the formation of an independent international investigation committee "and holding the leaders of the occupation accountable for their crimes against living prisoners and the martyrs whose bodies are being held."

Earlier today, the Hebrew broadcasting authority reported that Israel intends to expedite the trial of 250 to 300 Palestinian prisoners, accusing them of participating in the attack on October 7, 2023, before a special court being prepared under a new law.

The authority noted that Tel Aviv refers to these individuals as "elite elements," referring to fighters from the special unit of the "Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades," the military wing of Hamas, pointing out that they have been held under difficult conditions since their arrest following the attack.

More than 10,000 Palestinians, including children and women, are imprisoned in the occupation's jails, suffering from torture, starvation, and medical neglect that has led to the deaths of many detainees, according to Israeli and Palestinian human rights organizations.

Attacks against Palestinian detainees have increased alongside a genocidal war waged by "Israel" with American support on the Gaza Strip for two years since October 7, 2023.