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Palestinian prisoners face cycle of transfer and repression
Human rights testimonies reveal the existence of a repeated isolation system within the Israeli occupation prisons. This includes continuous transfers between closed sections and cutting off communication with fellow prisoners and the outside world. This policy was concentrated in Jadayet and Gilboa prisons during 2026, where five prisoners were transferred from Gilboa’s isolation to Jadayet in July, subjected to beatings during transportation and searches, with food being reduced, and prisoners deprived of recreation and privacy. The health conditions of isolated prisoners also deteriorated, with cases such as Doctor Hossam Abu Safiyeh and Ma'mar Shahrur, the latter losing more than 20 kilograms, reflecting the ongoing policy of isolation that severs their connection to the world and causes widespread physical and psychological suffering. Women are also punished through transfers to isolation, as happened with journalist and prisoner B_usra Ettawil. Transfer operations between prisons are repeated and used as a means of torture against prisoners, with the impacts of isolation on their health and mental well-being multiplying. Additionally, communication with lawyers and family members is restricted, reflecting a systematic policy aimed at humiliating and weakening prisoners.
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