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Prison and war stories episode 8
The article focused on the suffering of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons during the October 7 war. It highlighted how the prison authorities implemented harsh repressive measures that led to the complete isolation of the prisoners and cut off communication channels, such as satellite broadcasts, phones, and visits. Despite this, secret methods were used to transmit news, including written messages on utensils taken from the prisoners' own food tools, oral exchanges of information through workers and new inmates, and broadcasting news via small openings in the prisoners' cells. The prisoners also relied on unstable means, such as leftover phones and, in some cases, a single radio, to follow news about the war and prisoner exchanges, despite administrative restrictions. The article indicates that these repressive measures fueled anxiety and suffering among the prisoners, who passionately followed news from outside the prisons despite monitoring and dangers. They continued to communicate with the external world through clandestine methods despite harsh punishments.
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