Dr. Mohammad Abu Salmiya, director of Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza, was released after seven months of detention by Israel.

Abu Salmiya and other Palestinian detainees reported experiencing torture during their detention.

His release has drawn criticism from human rights groups and Israeli officials, highlighting tensions between security forces and the government.

The Shin Bet attributed overcrowding in detention centers to government policies, raising concerns about administrative failures.

The differing reactions to Abu Salmiya's release underscore the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.

The U.N. Human Rights Office condemned the killing and detention of health workers in Gaza.

Palestinian leaders are demanding accountability for the alleged mistreatment by Israeli authorities.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has initiated an inquiry into the circumstances of Abu Salmiya's detention and the conditions in detention facilities.

Israel's high court has requested updates on the situation following the high death toll and civilian casualties in the conflict.