Israeli violence against female prisoners
During a period of 21 days, Palestinian female prisoners in the Israeli Damon Prison were subjected to seven repeated acts of suppression and invasion. These included breaking into their cells, mistreatment, beatings, handcuffing, isolating some of them, and forcing them to go out to the yard. The attacks were particularly focused on detainees Bushra Al-Taweel and Abeer Awwad, and involved confiscating clothing, medicines, food supplies, and personal hygiene items. Additionally, ten female prisoners were crammed into a small cell designed for three, and there was a ban on going outside and taking showers, accompanied by severe shortages of clothing and hygiene supplies. Sources confirm that these measures are part of a deliberate escalation campaign by the Israeli prison administration against the female detainees. These violations are ongoing and systematic. Currently, the number of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli prisons is approximately 9,400, including 94 women, 350 children, and 3,244 administrative detainees.
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