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A-G moves to press criminal charges against Israel Prison Service commissioner
Ben-Gvir said the attorney-general was "a criminal," "ousted," and "anti-democratic," and accused her of acting against Israel's best interests by attempting to "frame" Yaakobi.
Israel's prison chief Kobi Yaakobi summoned for second hearing ahead of possible indictment
'We are never full': Palestinian prisoners claim they received little food in Israeli prisons
Prosecution indicts convicted sex offender for repeated violations of supervision order
Overcrowding ‘unprecedented crisis’ says Israel Prison Services
IPS: No room left by next December without court-ordered expansion.
Smuggled sperm allows Palestinian prisoners to become fathers
Sixty-three children reportedly born via IVF treatment
Thousands of prisoners with hepatitis C do not receive medication
The Prison Service treated only 10 to 20 prisoners last year.
Life after work: Israel opens retirement home for security dogs
What happens to these dogs once they are too old, sick, or injured to perform?
Raising the bars - inside Israel's high security prisons
Nafha Prison’s deputy warden Yariv Cohen, who is in charge of many security prisoners and terrorists, talks of life in jail from his perspective.
Parole board to decide Thursday on releasing ex-PM Olmert
Olmert, who is serving a 27-month sentence for bribery, fraud, and other charges, is requesting his sentence be reduced by a third.
Former PM Olmert to remain hospitalized
After being examined by a doctor at Ma’asiyahu Prison in Ramle, where he is serving a 27-month sentence for two counts of bribery, Olmert was transferred to the hospital on Tuesday afternoon.
De l’urgence de repenser les prisons
Comment mettre un terme aux grèves de la faim parmi les détenus ? Eléments de réponse avec Orit Adato, anciennement à la tête de l’administration pénitentiaire
Rule of Law: Israel's Palestinian prisoner predicament
As Palestinian prisoners enter the third week of a hunger strike, former Prisons Service chief Orit Adato tells the Post that Israel needs to rethink its policies.
State folds, returns hunger striking Palestinian prisoners access to lawyers
On April 17, 1,500 Palestinian security prisoners started a hunger strike to protest what they called inhumane treatment and restrictions in the prisons.