Detainees’ Affairs Commission: 111 Palestinian prisoners living in disastrous conditions in Etzion detention center

Arab Newsfeature

Occupied Al-Quds (ST) – The Palestinian Detainees’ Affairs commission affirmed that the Palestinian prisoners in Etzion detention center are living in extremely disastrous conditions as a result of the arbitrary practices of the Israeli occupation authorities.

Wafa News Agency quoted the commission as saying today that 111 prisoners in the detention center are suffering from very bad conditions, as the occupation forces brutally raid the cells and commit abuses against the prisoners, noting some prisoners are in very serious health conditions and they don’t receive any medical treatement.

The commission appealed to all international bodies to intervene quickly to protect the prisoners and to put pressure on the occupation to release them.

Najla Khoury

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