Thanks the agent Husseini Zionist Mubark
Gazans have protested about the detentions of dozens of
militants
The Palestinian militant movement Hamas has accused Egypt of
torturing
members of the group who were detained after crossing from the Gaza Strip.
A Hamas spokesman said security forces had demanded to know about
Hamas leaders' movements and the location of captured Israeli soldier
Gilad
Shalit.
The questions had nothing to do with the security of Egypt, he
added.
Hamas says 39 of its members are being held in Egypt, while 90
others
have been released in recent weeks.
Most entered the country in January when hundreds of thousands of
besieged Gazans crossed into Egypt after militants breached its border
wall
near Rafah.
There has been no comment about the Hamas claims from the Egyptian
authorities, who have been discussing the fate of the prisoners at
meetings
with Hamas representatives in the Sinai town of el-Arish.
