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CCTV broadcast by an Israeli television channel allegedly shows IDF soldiers leading away a prisoner before sexually abusing the person behind their shields. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player. The video shows dozens of prisoners lying face down on the floor with their hands on the backs of their heads.

One of the prisoners is led away to a discreet corner. Three soldiers then appear to use shields to block the view. The incident, which is said to have taken place at the Sde Teiman prison in July, has been severely criticised by the White House as "deeply concerning" and should be fully investigated.

The US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller was asked about the video and said: "We have seen the video, and reports of sexual abuse of detainees are horrific. They ought to be investigated fully by the government of Israel, by the IDF. The United Nations also urged a "full-scale investigation" and referenced "a number of videos in recent months which show gross violations of the rights of Palestinians detained by Israel including acts of ill-treatment, torture, sexual violence, and rape".

The facility, in Israel's Negev region, is holding many Gazans suspected of participating in or aiding the 7 October attacks. Keep up with all the latest news from the UK and around the world by following Sky News.

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They are held without charge, guarded by IDF reservists and military police, and have no access to lawyers. Riots broke out and the prison was stormed by far-right Israelis demanding the release of nine soldiers arrested on suspicion of abuse. The suspects were transferred for questioning by the military police.

Video appears to show IDF soldiers sexually abusing Palestinian detainee CCTV broadcast by an Israeli television channel allegedly shows IDF soldiers leading away a prisoner before sexually abusing the person behind their shields. Friday 9 AugustUK. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Why you can trust Sky News.