Risk of death for 1,500 ill prisoners
The article addresses the catastrophic health condition of over 1,500 Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli detention centers, highlighting the deterioration of their health due to deliberate medical neglect policies. It clarifies that this policy has resulted in the death of 329 prisoners since 1967, with 92 deaths recorded since October 2023, all caused by the failure to provide proper treatment and necessary medications, as well as the refusal to transfer the injured to hospitals outside the prisons. The article also points out the spread of contagious diseases such as scabies due to poor hygiene and overcrowding, in addition to prisoners suffering from serious chronic illnesses like cancer and kidney failure. Human rights organizations emphasize that these policies constitute a "slow death" and a direct targeting of prisoners' lives, calling on the international community and humanitarian organizations to intervene urgently and hold those responsible for these violations accountable.
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