Four days after six security prisoners escaped from Gilboa Prison, there are calls today (Thursday) for riots for the second day in a row by the Palestinians at the points of friction with the IDF, including Ramallah, Hebron, the northern entrance to Bethlehem and the northern entrance to Qalqilya. The fugitives and security prisoners in Israeli prisons.
As you may recall, yesterday Palestinians clashed with security forces in eight different centers in the Judea and Samaria area, including near the Hawara checkpoint south of Nablus, in Hebron, Bethlehem, Qalqilya, Azzun and more.
Every demonstration was attended by dozens to a few hundred Palestinians, and the rioters threw stones and set fire to tires.
According to Palestinian reports, the hunt for the fleeing terrorists continues and Israeli police forces raided mosques in the village of Zalfa (near Umm al-Fahm) and confiscated security cameras.
Call for riots against the IDF,
The Minister of Internal Security, Amar Bar-Lev, toured earlier today together with Deputy Minister Yoav Saglovich and Commissioner of the Prison Service Rav Gondar Kati Perry at Ketziot Prison, where security prisoners rioted last night and set fire to six cells.
The minister referred to the escape of the prisoners from Gilboa Prison and said: "We are after a difficult incident of escaping prisoners from Gilboa Prison. It is a failure."
During the tour, the minister met the guards and fighters of the Masada unit who confronted the rioters and visited the wing where the cells were burned.
Minister Bar-Lev referred to the escape failure that occurred earlier this week, and said there was much to learn from the case.
"We will turn every stone in order to check what caused this failure. At the local level of the prison and what are the consequences in general the prison service. We will examine, locate and observe the necessary lessons and implement them."
Regarding the riots that took place last night at Ketziot Prison by security prisoners, the Minister added, "I congratulate you, prison guards, at the Ketziot Prison for conducting and taking your cool over the riots that occurred here over the past day. Continue to maintain high operational vigilance, because a similar or more serious incident It may happen again in the future. "
On the other hand, the Palestinian media reports that the families' visits to security prisoners in Israel have been canceled.
A senior source among Palestinian security prisoners in Israeli prisons told the Hamas-affiliated Shihab agency that "if Israel continues to take repressive measures against us, the prisoners will go on a full-scale strike in the coming days."
