The Fault Lines documentary investigates allegations of systematic torture against Palestinian prisoners and detainees held in Israeli custody.
Through a series of harrowing firsthand testimonies, the film explores claims that torture is utilized as a standard practice within the Israeli prison system and military detention facilities.
Former detainees provide detailed accounts of physical beatings, starvation, sexual violence, medical neglect, and psychological abuse. The documentary focuses on the stories of individuals such as Mohammad Ibrahim, a Palestinian American arrested at age 15, and a former Gaza detainee whose testimony details extreme sexual violence. Their experiences highlight the human toll of a detention system that human rights organizations claim operates with total impunity.
Filmed across Gaza, the occupied West Bank, Tel Aviv, Florida, and London, the investigation examines whether these practices are carried out under the authority of the Israeli military and government officials, including National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
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