The Prisoners' Club held the occupation prison administration fully responsible for the life of prisoner Mahmoud Hassan Abu Dhari (55 years old), from the city of Dura/Hebron, who has been facing a deterioration in his health condition for several days, and to this day there is no final diagnosis of his health condition.

The prisoner Abu Dhari, who has been detained since 2003 and has been sentenced to life imprisonment, was transferred yesterday from Raymond Prison to Soroka Hospital urgently, and then the prison administration returned him late last night to prison, but his health condition deteriorated this morning. He was transferred again to the prison clinic.

The Prisoners' Club confirmed that the prisoners informed the prison administration that if he is not transferred to the hospital again and his health condition is seriously diagnosed and the necessary treatment is provided to him, there will be protest steps, as the prisoners continue to demand that he be transferred to the hospital since the morning.

The Prisoners' Club considered that what is happening to the prisoner, Abu Dhari, is only part of the process of the systematic crime of medical negligence (slow killing), which the prison administration continues to practice at several levels and with its various tools, most notably the processes of procrastination in diagnosing the disease and providing treatment.

It is noteworthy that Abu Dhari is one of hundreds of prisoners facing the crime of medical negligence (slow murder).