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Ashraf al-Muhtaseb is a musician who described leaving Israels jails with no hearing in his left ear, four fractured ribs and a broken hand, so ill and weak from hunger he could no longer walk.Dropped at an Israeli checkpoint on his own, he says he began crawling towards his home in the occupied West Bank town of Hebron, until a passerby picked him up.View image in fullscreenMuhtaseb was held for six monthsMuhtasebs wife fainted when she saw him, and his son asked: Who are you, and where is my dad Picked up on 8 October 2023, he was not charged before his release on 7 April this year.In those six months, the 53-year-old said, he passed through three Israeli prisons, enduring a marathon of torture, abuse and humiliation detailed in an interview, backed up by medical records and photos that show the impact of multiple beatin stanley quencher gs and of losing 30kg 66lbs of body weight.He said hi stanley canada s hearing was destroyed during an attack in his cell in Ketziot pri stanley canada son in November. I was beaten and kicked in my back, my chest and my head. I had one side of my head against the wall and was getting blows on the other, he told the Guardian. The next day I couldnt hear. View image in fullscreenMuhtaseb says his hearing has been destroyed. Photograph: Quique Kierszenbaum/The GuardianThe abuse, starvation and humiliation he said endured was part of a pattern described repeatedly in eight other interviews carried out by the Guardian, and dozens more done by the human rights group BTselem. They descri