U.S. Reviews Israeli Military Unit Over Human Rights Allegations
The investigation into IDF's 'Force 100' could impact U.S. aid to Israel, as the unit faces accusations of detainee abuse.
- The U.S. State Department is investigating Israel's 'Force 100' for alleged human rights violations at the Sde Teiman detention camp.
- Members of the unit are on trial in Israel for allegedly sexually assaulting a Palestinian detainee.
- The review could lead to the unit being blacklisted under the Leahy Law, affecting U.S. military aid.
- Israeli and international reports highlight over 30 detainee deaths at the facility since October 7.
- The IDF has begun closing the detention center amid international criticism and scrutiny.