Mass Arrests in Northern Gaza by Israeli Military Spark Outrage

Human rights activists estimate at least 900 Palestinians detained, calling for investigations into the mass arrests.

Israeli military has reportedly detained hundreds of Palestinians in the northern Gaza Strip, separating families and forcing men to strip before taking them to a detention camp.
Detainees report being subjected to hunger and cold, with some held for hours or even days.
Human rights activists estimate that at least 900 Palestinians have been detained, with most presumed to be held at the Zikim military base north of Gaza.
Photos and videos of the detainees have sparked outrage on social media, with reports of boys as young as 12 and men as old as 70 among those detained.
Human rights groups are calling for investigations into the mass arrests, stating that civilians should only be arrested for absolutely necessary and imperative reasons for security.