Today, Tuesday morning, the Israeli forces of repression stormed Section 4 of the Negev Prison, and transferred the 50 prisoners held there to the other sections, in addition to conducting extensive searches.

The Prisoner's Club stated that the prisoners of Section (4) recently carried out protests, rejecting the prison administration's delay in transferring the prisoner Raed Badwan to the prison clinic, after he suffered a deterioration in his health condition.

The Prisoner's Club pointed out that the raids are considered one of the most prominent fixed policies pursued by the occupation prison administration against the prisoners, with the aim of striking any state of "stability" and imposing more control and oversight on them, and this extends to prejudice the organizational structure that is the basis for managing the detention life of the prisoners.

It is noteworthy that the occupation prison administration escalated the abuse of prisoners during the raids, and witnessed its peak in 2019, when the most violent raids were recorded in more than ten years.

From the end of last year until the beginning of this year, many raids were recorded in several prisons, during which the repressive forces abused the prisoners, isolated their leaders, vandalized and destroyed their possessions, and confiscated many of their writings.