In its report yesterday, the Commission of Prisoners' Affairs documented testimonies from inside Israeli occupation prisons confirming the continuation of systematic crimes against prisoners, including beatings and abuse, in addition to starvation and medical neglect.
The Commission stated that the Israeli prison administration continues to commit crimes against prisoners, with the fate of more than 10,000 prisoners, including women and children, increasingly at risk.
Among the testimonies documented by the Commission through its legal team at Ofer Prison is the case of prisoner Bilal Amro from the town of Dura, near Hebron, who suffers from severe back and foot pain due to the presence of platinum. He has repeatedly asked the prison administration for painkillers to alleviate his pain, but to no avail. He also suffers from severe visual impairment.
The Commission stated about the condition of prisoner Alaa Al-Adam from the town of Beit Ula in the Hebron Governorate, that he suffers from a skin allergy in the thigh area and severe itching as a result of his skin diseases without receiving the necessary treatment for his condition.
In the Negev prison, the Commission’s lawyer visited prisoner Hassan Imad Abu Hassan from the town of Yamoun, near Jenin, who has been suffering from scabies for more than three months. This is because, on the first day of his detention in Megiddo prison, the prison guards forced him to sleep on a bed that was originally intended for a prisoner suffering from scabies. As his health worsened, he was given ointment and began to improve. However, when the repression units stormed the room, they confiscated it and severely beat him for no apparent reason.
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