The Prisoners' Club stated that the Israeli prison administration continues its systematic and organized crimes against detainees. Torture, starvation, medical crimes, and repression continue to haunt their lives, in addition to the continued spread of diseases among them, specifically scabies.

The Prisoners' Club explained that the testimonies of 36 detainees recently visited in the Negev and Ofer prisons focused on the recent repression of detainees, the accompanying abuse, beatings, and various forms of assault, as well as the continued spread of disease among them.

In addition to hunger, which over time became a tool of torture, many of them suffering from severe weight loss, emaciation, and fatigue, there were also numerous daily details related to the lack of even the most basic necessities of life, including a scarcity of clothing and tools that could help detainees maintain their hygiene.

He reviewed a number of testimonies related to the recent conditions in the Negev and Ofer prisons, specifically regarding the repression operations carried out by special units, as rubber bullets were used in the Negev prison, targeting the feet of detainees.

The detainee (R. H.) stated: “The policy of repression is still continuing at an escalating pace recently, accompanied by attacks on detainees with severe beatings, tear gas, and the use of rubber bullets. Recently, Section (27) was stormed, and as a result of the repression, a number of them were injured.”

All detainees suffer from limited food quantities and poor quality. This also applies to clothing, as there is a shortage of clothing. Each detainee only has one change of clothes, in addition to the prison uniform. It is difficult for them to wash them, due to the lack of other changes.