Security prisoners
Twelve Israel Prison Service guards indicted over 2023 alleged beating, murder of security prisoner
The indictment, filed with the Beersheba District Court, charges all 12 with reckless homicide, aggravated serious bodily harm, and multiple counts of aggravated assault causing bodily harm.
UN torture report flags Israel for allegedly mistreating journalists, detainees, ex-MAG
Israeli court hears petition to guarantee access to security prisoners by MKs
‘We are watching you’: IDF posters blanket West Bank before Palestinian prisoner release
Netanyahu aide Eli Feldstein indicted for endangering national security
Feldstein is accused of leaking classified documents that harmed the war effort and reduced the chances of a successful hostage deal.
'I'm the political echelon': Ben-Gvir reiterates opposition to Tibi, Barghouti meeting
Ben-Gvir made the remarks at Israel's Supreme Court, where he attended a hearing on a petition filed by Tibi which requests members of Knesset to be allowed to meet with security prisoners.
Sexual violence in Israeli jails: 38% of female guards assaulted by security prisoners
State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman said such orders were in stark contrast with the female soldiers' protection report published in November 2022.
Israeli who joined Hamas: Security detainee pronounced dead at hospital
In December 2023, Abu Ganima, an Israeli citizen resident of the Negev, was arrested by IDF forces while trying to enter Israel from the Gaza Strip.
Prisoner rights violated more frequently since start of war against Hamas
Prisoners are afforded nowhere near the four-and-half square meter minimum afforded them under international law.
What are the conditions like for Hamas's 'Nukhba' terrorists in prison?
From the outbreak of the war until last week, about 3,400 more prisoners were arrested and imprisoned, most of them terrorists from Gaza and the West Bank, all identified with Hamas.
Israel probes death of Palestinian prisoners by 19 prison guards - report
The prisoner is 38-year-old Thaer Abu Asab, who is serving a 20-year sentence for attempting to bomb a checkpoint near Nablus in 2005 during the Second Intifada.
Knesset approves video conference hearings for security prisoners
According to the law, criminal prisoners will continue to appear for hearings at the court in person, but security prisoners can undergo hearings over video conference.
Security prisoners enjoy too many privileges - former Prison Service official
Balancing security concerns with family ties, the Israeli legal system grapples with the intricate dynamics within prisons.
'It's a crime': Israeli pimping affair victims' lawyer slams Ben-Gvir
Attorney Yair Ochayon told The Jerusalem Post that the terrorist had threatened to “hurt her and her family, and to ruin her life."