The Prisoner's Club said, "The prisoners in the occupation prisons decided, today, Tuesday, to partially close the departments, in protest against the refusal of the (Ramle Prison Clinic) administration to respond to the demands of sick prisoners, especially the deprivation of the prisoner leader, Walid Daqqa, from communicating with his family for flimsy pretexts, and its continuation as such. By abusing the prisoners by preventing many types of food.”

And the club stated in a statement that the step of closure means the cessation of all aspects of daily detention life related to prison systems, which are based on the reality of detention life, as this step constitutes one of the (disobedience) steps against the prison system, on which the prisoners relied in their steps to confront the procedures of the administration. prisons.

It is noteworthy that the so-called (Ramla prison clinic) contains sick prisoners, and today there are 15 prisoners, including two prisoners, one of whom is wounded, and she is the prisoner Fatima Shaheen, who suffers from a difficult health condition, in addition to a group of sick and wounded prisoners, including the prisoner commander Walid Daqqa, who has been detained for 38 years, and who faces a serious health condition, and the prisoner Asif Al-Rifai, who also faces serious health conditions, and beside them are a group of prisoners who have been permanently imprisoned in (Ramla) prison for more than twenty years, including (Mansour Muqada, Moatasem Raddad, and Nahed Al-Aqra’ ).

It is noteworthy that among the prisoners held in Ramla are the two prisoners, Samer Abu Diak and Iyad Radwan, as they supervise and care for sick prisoners.