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Prisoners' Club details post-October 7 crackdown
Since October 7th, the Israeli occupation forces and their prison system have carried out widespread acts of repression against prisoners and detainees. These operations have resulted in dozens being injured through tear gas inhalation, rubber bullets, and harsh beatings. Female prisoners in Damon Prison were subjected to three forced searches, use of gas, and sound bombs, along with the imposition of isolation on 15 female prisoners and forcing them to untie their braids. The crackdown also extended to Jenin, Ofer, and Negev prisons, where non-conventional weapons were used, many prisoners were injured, and some were transferred to hospitals. The Palestinian Prisoners Club confirmed that these actions are part of a systematic policy by the occupation that includes torture, starvation, and deprivation of medical care, reflecting a clear escalation in the repression of prisoners and the psychological and physical injuries they face.
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