Hebrew media reported on Monday that the families of the "Israeli detainees" in Gaza gave Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 24 hours to cancel the decision to cut off electricity to Gaza, threatening to go to the Supreme Court, and considering that the decision puts the lives of their relatives detained in the Strip at risk.

The Hebrew media added that dozens of families of the "detainees" had sent a warning letter to Netanyahu a short time ago, as well as to Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar and Energy Minister Eli Cohen.

They demanded that the decision to stop the flow of electricity to Gaza be immediately cancelled, or they would file a petition with the Supreme Court (the highest judicial authority in the country) within 24 hours.

In a letter sent through lawyers to Netanyahu, Sa'ar and Cohen, the families warned that stopping the electricity supply to Gaza "puts their loved ones in immediate danger."

The Hebrew media added: "The letter cited the position attributed to the Israeli occupation army, which believes that providing electricity is also necessary to prevent diseases that may endanger detainees."