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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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The article discusses the dismantling of the Zionist Prison Service's interest in organizing the Palestinian prisoner movement. This organization was established in the late 1960s as a result of the extensive struggles carried out by the prisoners to improve their detention conditions. It succeeded in consolidating a strong prison organization composed of national and Islamic factions, internal formations such as the National Committee, dialogue committees, and representatives of the prisoners. Additionally, it included service committees and electoral bodies responsible for monitoring and organizing life inside the prisons. Despite repeated efforts by the occupation to suppress this organization and the announcement of its dissolution after the recent Gaza war erupted, the prisoners—despite heavy repression—managed to secretly preserve part of their organizational structure and continued their resistance. However, increased strict measures and violent arrests by the Prison Service and the Ben Gvir Ministry have significantly worsened the situation of the organization, threatening a return to harsher detention conditions reminiscent of the 1960s. There is also a possibility that the organization could gradually reestablish itself if conditions inside and outside the prisons improve.
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