The 1,700 "prisoners" abducted from Gaza during the "war" not only did not get "due process of law" but were held without even any charges.
There were around 300 women and children among those released. There are still thousands of adult civilians in those torture camps, God help them.
The only "process" these innocent people were unfortunate enough to get was the systematic and systemic torture and abuse meted out to all Palestinian "prisoners" in the torture camps cynically named Israeli prisons.
The truth shall set you free so the saying goes, but not if you don't want to know the truth. Here goes, for others who might read it.
https://www.btselem.org/publications/202408_welcome_to_hell
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2024/07/israel-must-end-mass-incommunicado-detention-and-torture-of-palestinians-from-gaza/
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2024/07/israel-must-end-mass-incommunicado-detention-and-torture-of-palestinians-from-gaza/
Then there is this:
Israeli military database indicates only a quarter of Gaza detainees are fighters
Only one in four detainees from Gaza are identified as fighters by Israels military intelligence, classified data indicates, with civilians making up the vast majority of Palestinians held without charge or trial in abusive prisons.
Only one in four detainees from Gaza are identified as fighters by Israels military intelligence, classified data indicates, with civilians making up the vast majority of Palestinians held without charge or trial in abusive prisons.
Those jailed for long periods without charge or trial include medical workers, teachers, civil servants, media workers, writers, sick and disabled people and children.
Among the most egregious cases are those of an 82-year-old woman with Alzheimers jailed for six weeks and of a single mother separated from her young children. When the mother was released after 53 days she found the children begging on the streets.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/sep/04/israeli-military-database-indicates-only-a-quarter-of-gaza-detainees-are-fighters