United Nations & Israel — Israel Prison Service

United Nations: The United Nations has blacklisted Israel and Russia for conflict-related sexual violence, leading to a diplomatic fallout with Israel and accusations of bias. This action impacts its credibility and relations with member states.

Israel — Israel Prison Service: The Israel — Israel Prison Service is specifically mentioned in the UN report as one of the Israeli authorities involved in alleged sexual violence against Palestinian detainees. This inclusion is a key factor in Israel's blacklisting and the resulting diplomatic tensions.

United Nations: Calls for release and deems detention arbitrary.

Israel — Israel Prison Service: Denies abuse allegations; responsible for detention.

United Nations: A United Nations spokesperson expressed concern over the reports of abuse, and a UN expert on Palestinian territories called for accountability for events at Bilbao airport.

Israel — Israel Prison Service: The Israel — Israel Prison Service denied all allegations of abuse, torture, and sexual assault, stating that detainees were held in accordance with the law and received medical care.

United Nations: The United Nations views the figures from the Gaza Strip's Health Ministry as reliable for casualty counts in the Israel-Hamas war.

Israel — Israel Prison Service: The Israel — Israel Prison Service denied claims of mistreatment of Hussam Abu Safiya and other detainees, stating they receive professional medical care.