Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is awaiting the results of an investigation concerning the release of Palestinian doctor Muhammad Abu Salmiya from Al-Shifa Hospital. The inquiry was ordered following claims of abuse by Gaza detainees. Abu Salmiya and 54 other prisoners were freed after being held captive, with reports suggesting they faced mistreatment while in Israeli jails. The release sparked controversy in Tel Aviv, with Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir criticizing the decision as a security lapse. Netanyahu, responding to the backlash, emphasized that he was not informed of the release beforehand and initiated an investigation through Shin Bet, the domestic intelligence agency. The criticism extended to former war cabinet member Benny Gantz, who demanded accountability for the release decision. Amidst the allegations of torture and malpractice in Israeli detention centers, concerns about the condition of medical facilities in Gaza, particularly Al-Shifa Hospital, have escalated. Abu Salmiya and other released prisoners detailed the harsh treatment endured during their captivity, including physical abuse and neglect. The circumstances surrounding the release have raised questions about security protocols and decision-making processes within the Israeli government. Hamas has condemned the ongoing mistreatment of Palestinian detainees in Israeli jails and called for international intervention to address the humanitarian crisis. The release of Abu Salmiya and others has reignited debates on prisoner rights and the conduct of Israeli authorities during conflicts in Gaza.