The Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, continues his war against Palestinian prisoners, by drawing up a plan that includes a series of decisions aimed at harassing them and stripping them of some of their rights.

And the Hebrew Channel 12 reported, last night, that despite the controversy surrounding his decision, which he took yesterday on the issue of reducing the visits of the prisoners’ families to their children from twice a month to once every two months.

Ben Gvir's decision caused a state of anger among the Israeli security services, who warned that this would lead to a broader escalation by the Palestinians, at a time when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied that such a decision had been taken, which he said would only take place after consultations that would take place later. .

According to the Hebrew channel, Ben Gvir developed a comprehensive plan to clamp down on Palestinian prisoners, which will include reducing products and their numbers inside the canteens, or the so-called "cantina".

According to the channel, this step will include preventing the entry of some foodstuffs, reducing the time of the "outburst", deleting more television channels that prisoners are allowed to watch, preventing self-cooking, preventing Hamas and Fatah prisoners from being placed in one section, and canceling the duties of prisoners' representatives before the prisons authorities  and stop overcrowding in cells.