| By: Palestinian Centre for Human Rights |
| Published: April 8, 2005 |
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| Is that a bomb detonation device in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? |
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A Palestinian Human Rights watch group reports that "Israeli Occupation Forces" are restricting use of a high resolution x-ray machine that photographs people as if they are naked. But the "evidence" presented -- a "naked" person with a concealed pistol -- supports the justification for the scanning procedure:
"Since the 18th of February 2005 Palestinian civilians leaving Gaza through the Rafah international crossing point have been forced to submit to a humiliating enhanced X-Ray process which allows the IOF [Israel Occupation Forces] to photograph civilians completely naked. However, as of yesterday, IOF began to restrict use of the machine to certain individuals -- a clear admission of the dangerous health and privacy issues regarding its use."
Full story and x-rayted photos: |
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IOF Naked Spy Machine Still in Operation
- (Palestinian Centre for Human Rights)
04.6.2005
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