Palestinian prisoners protest in Israeli jails

Ramallah: Hundreds of Palestinians in Israel’s notorious “Ofer” prison have reportedly announced a protest movement against Israeli authorities’ retaliatory tactics.

According to the Palestine Information Center, a statement issued by the Club for Prisoners of War said that the inmates of Ofer Prison have started implementing the return of food and other protest methods.

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The move by the detainees is in protest of the ban on visits by relatives of prisoners and the failure to provide adequate clothing to prisoners. The Prisoners of War Club says the number of arrests of Palestinians by the Israeli army has risen since last May.

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The statement said that the plight of Palestinians in Israeli jails has increased since the outbreak of the Corona epidemic. Israeli authorities have stopped receiving and delivering clothes sent to prisoners’ families under the guise of the corona virus. Prisoners are protesting against Israel’s retaliatory tactics.

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