A report by The Grayzone highlighted that the missile strike on Tel Aviv’s "Site 81" exposed the extreme sensitivity and secrecy of the military installation.

Built by the U.S. military beneath the Da Vinci Tower, the site was subject to strict Israeli media censorship, with images blocked and Google Street View removed, adding to the mystery surrounding its operations and military use.

After 22 months of detention in Israeli prisons, Palestinian detainee Naseem al-Radee returned to Gaza bearing the scars of relentless torture and tragedy.

Abducted by Israeli occupation forces in December 2023 from a displacement shelter, Radee endured beatings, starvation, and 100 days in an underground cell without charge. Before his release, guards bound and assaulted him “as a farewell,” leaving him nearly blind in one eye.

He described systematic torture, overcrowded cells, and the denial of medical care, conditions echoed by fellow detainee Mohammed al-Asaliya, who recounted being hung on walls, sprayed with cold air, and exposed to nonstop blaring music. Both men emerged emaciated, joining hundreds of released detainees in critical condition.

Upon returning home, Radee learned his wife and children had been killed in Gaza during his detention. “My joy went with them,” he said, standing amid the ruins of both his home and family.