Released prisoners describe summer suffering in occupation prisons
The article discusses the suffering of Palestinian prisoners during the summer season in Israeli prisons, where temperatures reach high levels inside the crowded cells and there are inadequate cooling and ventilation facilities. The prisoners describe the situation as being like inside an oven, facing challenges such as extreme heat, shortage of cold water, the spread of insects, and declining health due to poor food and the lack of basic needs. Testimonies confirm that these conditions worsen as a result of punitive policies that include overcrowding and poor prison conditions, turning summer into a season of collective suffering that adds both psychological and physical burdens on the prisoners. This situation also represents a violation of their human rights according to international laws.
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