Palestinians 'asked to spy in exchange for treatment'

Israel is trying to force sick Palestinians to trade intelligence information for medical treatment, a human rights group claimed today.

Palestinians 'asked to spy in exchange for treatment'
Mon, 04 Aug, 2008 - 14:03

Israel is trying to force sick Palestinians to trade intelligence information for medical treatment, a human rights group claimed today.

The Physicians for Human Rights group lists 32 Gaza Palestinians who say they were offered such a deal at the Israel-Gaza border.

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