Reports of sexual violence against Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons have surged since October 7th, but evidence suggests this is not a new phenomenon. Historical records demonstrate a long-standing pattern of sexual assault, torture, and degrading treatment of Palestinian prisoners dating back decades. Advocacy groups and former detainees allege systemic abuse, including threats of sexual violence against detainees and their families, as a method of interrogation and control. These allegations include rape, sexual harassment, and forced nudity. Israeli authorities consistently deny such claims, attributing reported incidents to security needs and denying systematic abuse. However, documentation from human rights organizations and testimonies from former prisoners paint a different picture, raising concerns about accountability and ongoing impunity. The recent escalation in reported cases has prompted renewed calls for independent investigations and international oversight of Israeli detention facilities.