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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Reports of rape, torture and abuse of Palestinian prisoners by Israel's military are deeply concerning, the White House said on Wednesday.
"It is essential that the rule of law and due process prevail," said White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre.
The Israeli military, which runs some detention facilities where Palestinian prisoners have been held, has rejected allegations of systematic abuse.
(Reporting by Steve Holland; Writing by Trevor Hunnicutt; Editing by Leslie Adler)
