Today, Sunday, the lawyers for the prisoners in the Ofer Military Court continued their open strike and boycott of the courts, in rejection of the occupation’s decision to prevent them from entering their cars through the Betunia Gate checkpoint, which leads to the yard of the Ofer Military Court.

According to the prisoners' institutions, since Thursday, the lawyers have embarked on a collective strike that requires them not to go to court.

She pointed out that the occupation has been preventing the families of prisoners and detainees from providing a car to reach the court, for about a year and a half, forcing them to walk.