[Editor's Note: This story includes graphic descriptions of alleged torture.] The bodies of some unidentified Palestinians handed over by Israel as part of the ceasefire agreement showed severe signs of torture, according to an aid worker who inspected at least 10 bodies. "People's bodies were covered in scars and what looked like open wounds. ... It was just horrific," Moureen Kaki, a Palestinian American activist and aid worker with medical charity Glia, told ABC News. The bodies had signs of binding the hands and feet, contortion of limbs, cut off fingertips and disfigured heads, according to Kaki. Their hands had "gone stiff" and were "fixed" in a contorted position "as if they'd been that way for a long time," she noted. Kaki told ABC News she has not yet formally reported the alleged

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