They were forced to hand one son over to the Israeli army in return for another. Eight months later he was dead in prison

A Palestinian family in the occupied West Bank was forced by the Israeli army to hand over their son, Ahmad Tazaza, in exchange for the release of his detained brother. Ahmad, a healthy 20-year-old, was then held without charge under administrative detention in Israel's Megiddo prison. Eight months later, he died in custody, with his parents alleging his death was due to medical neglect. The story highlights the Israeli practice of administrative detention and the increasing number of Palestinian prisoners dying in Israeli jails whose bodies are not returned to their families.