Despite man's universal desire for freedom, it can be said that we were all surprised by the escape of the six prisoners on the eve of the holiday: all of us, that is, Israeli citizens, IPS members and perhaps even the prisoners themselves, who found themselves on the other side of the walls. Have tried to escape the dawn of history, and the role of those in charge of them is to prevent them from doing just that.
But they did not do their job.
It was not a one-time waste, but a well-known chronicle.
Prison facilities around the world have techniques to prevent such escapes.
Like, for example, making sure that the prisoners are in constant motion: never in the same cell for a long time, especially the non-ideological ones in them.
Constantly moving them from cell to cell, from wing to wing, from jail to jail.
But in Israel's security prisons, prisoners choose which cell to stay in and for how long.
For example, Zakaria Zabeidi, who is also a Fatah member, lives in a subordinate with five members of Islamic Jihad, because there was a tunnel in the same cell.
why is it happening?
For the same reason that in Israeli prisons terrorists enjoy many other exorbitant conditions that no one thinks of depriving them of.
We know that if we do, they will go on hunger strike.
It is assumed that if a prisoner dies of starvation, there will be an uprising in Judea and Samaria. Therefore, we are very, very careful not to upset them, and this juicer has no limit.
Did you know, for example, that security prisoners in Israel receive regular visits from the Red Cross?
Why?
Because they are defined by the organization as "prisoners of war."
Of course they are not prisoners of war, but terrorists, and of course our poor prisoners in Gaza who did not try to murder Palestinian women and children do not receive these conditions.
It must stop.
Remember the security prisoners' strike in 2015?
An inmate named Muhammad Alan sat for about two months, during which he was hospitalized.
A heated debate has arisen in the country as to whether it should be forcibly fed, and what is more humane to do - to let a terrorist die of starvation or to deprive him of the right to protest?
It's hard to be leftist at times like this.
A life-seeking country should once clearly say (yes, once will suffice): want to fast to death - please.
We do not have the death penalty for terrorists, but if you insist, we will not stand in your way.
When prisoners go on hunger strike, they are included under the definition of riot prisoners, and as such - their rights are denied: there are no meetings with family or lawyers.
At the same time, and assuming we can not find all the smuggled SIM cards and telephones, the IPS must activate a blocking of the communication channels.
From the distorted relationship between Israel and its security prisoners, it appears that the state is the prisoner, and they do what they want.
so that's it.
This is a great opportunity to reset the conditions of the terrorists, and erase this distorted status quo.
No more parties, no more TVs in the room, no more cell selection and cell colleagues.
The camp is over.
How weird to have to write this.
We need to be free.
Stop being afraid.
And the uprising, if it comes, to suppress by force, and that's it.
The balance of power will change once and for all.