Gaza's elite prisoners face repression in Ramla
The Prisoners' Media Office revealed that forces of repression raided, a week ago, Cell No. 13 in the secret "Rakevit" section at Ramlah Prison, designated for Gaza's "elite" prisoners. They attacked them brutally, using beatings, tear gas, rubber bullets, and police dogs against them. This assault resulted in one prisoner being injured in the testicles and another suffering a broken jaw. The prison management also imposed harsh conditions, including confining the prisoners in underground cells where they cannot see the sun, forbidding them from praying, denying them access to the Qurans and showers, and overcrowding the cells with isolation and torture conditions. The prisoners have faced collective punishments such as starvation, reduced food rations, delayed meals, and the use of solitary confinement as a form of revenge. Communication among prisoners has been cut off through two-person isolation. The prisoners are subjected to a systematic crackdown involving physical and psychological violations. The prisoners and international human rights organizations are called upon to intervene immediately to protect the prisoners and reveal ongoing violations.
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