Israeli prison service
Israel was unprepared for 10,000 Palestinian security prisoners during war, report finds
Overcrowded prisons and the sudden release of senior Hamas figures during the Gaza war reportedly harmed Israeli security and delayed legal proceedings for October 7 attacks.
Ben-Gvir denies claim Marwan Barghouti beaten in prison, but 'proud' of worsening conditions
Israel unveils rail-mounted robot to guard borders, bases, and prisons
Ben-Gvir hangs images of ruined Gaza in jails to intimidate Palestinian prisoners, Barghouti claims
New committee may prevent terrorists from watching World Cup in prison
"I do not intend to allow Hamas terrorists to watch the World Cup while the bodies of our soldiers are held in Gaza together with our kidnapped civilians."
U.S.-born Jewish terrorist asks for prison furlough for son’s bris
Teitel is serving two life sentences for killing two Palestinians.
Overcrowding ‘unprecedented crisis’ says Israel Prison Services
IPS: No room left by next December without court-ordered expansion.
Thousands of prisoners with hepatitis C do not receive medication
The Prison Service treated only 10 to 20 prisoners last year.
Raising the bars - inside Israel's high security prisons
Nafha Prison’s deputy warden Yariv Cohen, who is in charge of many security prisoners and terrorists, talks of life in jail from his perspective.
Palestinian hunger strike ends after 40th day
Israeli Prison Service says there were no negotiations and no demands met; Palestinian officials declare victory for prisoners’ rights.
Pizza Hut apologizes for post making fun of Palestinian hunger strike
Despite the apology some Twitter users have called for a boycott of the franchise.
Rule of Law: Israel's Palestinian prisoner predicament
As Palestinian prisoners enter the third week of a hunger strike, former Prisons Service chief Orit Adato tells the Post that Israel needs to rethink its policies.
State folds, returns hunger striking Palestinian prisoners access to lawyers
On April 17, 1,500 Palestinian security prisoners started a hunger strike to protest what they called inhumane treatment and restrictions in the prisons.
Arab merchants shut stores in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners
‘I don’t care if I go bankrupt,’ says Jerusalem store owner.