The Situation Today

Amid the aggression against Gaza, the fascist Israeli government declared a state of emergency in prisons and detention centers, isolating the prisoner movement from the outside world and prohibiting visits from family members, the Red Cross, and lawyers.

Overcrowding: Prison cells are frequently overcrowded, leading to unsanitary and cramped living conditions.
Limited Access to Medical Care: Many prisoners report delays or denial of medical treatment, which can exacerbate existing health conditions or lead to new ones.
Inadequate Nutrition: Prisoners often complain about the quality and quantity of food provided, which can be insufficient to meet their nutritional needs.
Isolation: Solitary confinement is used as a disciplinary measure, which can have severe psychological effects.
Restricted Visitation: Family visits are often limited and can be further restricted as a form of punishment.

Physical Abuse: There are numerous reports of physical abuse and torture by prison guards, which can include beatings, sleep deprivation, and other forms of mistreatment.
Psychological Pressure: Prisoners are often subjected to psychological pressure, including threats and intimidation, to extract confessions or compliance.
Inadequate Hygiene: Basic hygiene facilities, such as showers and toilets, are often inadequate, leading to health issues among the prisoner population.
Lack of Educational and Recreational Opportunities: Access to education and recreational activities is limited, which can contribute to a sense of isolation and depression among prisoners.