Hassan Kashahala, a 26-year-old former soldier from Rahat, was detained in administrative custody after the Shin Bet alleged he was affiliated with ISIS. He died in Gilboa prison in January, prompting public outrage as the state has not released his body to his family or provided information on the circumstances surrounding his death. Kashahala had initially been detained a month before his administrative custody and consistently denied the allegations against him. During his time in detention, Kashahala expressed concerns for his life due to being a former soldier held with Palestinian security prisoners. His health condition reportedly deteriorated, and he claimed he was not receiving adequate medical treatment, raising questions about prison conditions and the treatment of detainees. The refusal of the state to disclose information adds to the controversy and raises human rights concerns regarding administrative detention practices. The case highlights issues surrounding administrative detention in Israel, particularly how it affects individuals' rights and well-being. The public's demand for transparency and accountability is growing, especially when a life is lost in custody. This incident may lead to further scrutiny of Israel's policies on detention and the need for reforms to protect the rights of detainees, especially those with health concerns.