The Palestinian Prisoners' Club said that since October 7, the Israeli occupation has escalated the theft and confiscation of property from homes belonging to the families of prisoners in Israeli prisons, including money, gold, phones, computers, and cars, in addition to the widespread sabotage and destruction operations it has caused inside homes. 

The Prisoner's Club added in a statement today, Monday, that the occupation targeted the infrastructure, including bulldozing streets and public property, as happened mainly in Jenin and Tulkarm, and demolishing homes belonging to the families of prisoners, detainees, and martyrs, in addition to the raids that targeted currency exchange shops during the last period, which were carried out. During which funds worth millions of shekels were confiscated without any justification.

The Prisoner's Club explained that the occupation has adopted a policy of confiscating money and property, which has escalated significantly over the past few years, and has become one of the most prominent established policies, and has been mainly concentrated in Jerusalem, through the introduction of laws and legislation, to legitimize confiscation operations and what is being done against families. Prisoners and detainees are part of several levels related to this policy, which falls within the framework of the policies of exploitative colonialism, which aims to raise the cost of the Palestinian struggle, impose mass revenge operations, and target the Palestinian presence.