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The terrorist escape investigation committee will not examine the pimp in prisons
Despite the prison commander's confession in his testimony, the committee chairman stated that she would not examine the use of prisons to satisfy the sexual needs of terrorists. "You can explore more aspects"
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Thursday, 25 November 2021, 12:08 Updated: 12:33
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In the video: The commander of Gilboa Prison testifies about the escape of the prisoners (Roni Kanfo)
The investigation committee for the terrorists' escape from Gilboa Prison announced today (Thursday) that it will not examine the pimp affair in the prisons.
In doing so, it contradicted the position of officials in the Office of the Minister of Internal Security, Amar Bar-Lev, according to which this was within its jurisdiction.
The possibility that the committee will discuss the issue despite the fact that this goal came after members asked the prison commander, Gonder-year Freddie Ben Sheetrit, on pimping conscript soldiers serving in the IPS to satisfy sexual needs of prisoners.
Chairman of the Committee explained that "yesterday reminded the commander of the prison "In his testimony, Gilboa addressed the issue of, as he puts it, 'pimping in female soldiers' wardens.' Naturally, the issue made headlines.
"The commission of inquiry finds it appropriate to clarify that this issue, which concerned suspicion of misconduct towards wardens several years ago, is not a matter for our investigation. What's more, it has been reported that this matter has been investigated in the past.
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Searches for prisoners near Gilboa Prison (Photo: Eli Ashkenazi)
Earlier today, Walla was told! Sources in the Office of the Minister of Internal Security say that "the committee's mandate is very extensive. The letter of appointment states that the committee will review and establish findings, conclusions and recommendations regarding all the individual and systemic aspects that the incident raises "
In his testimony before the State Commission of Inquiry into the Escape of the Six Terrorists, Gilboa Prison Commander Freddie Ben Sheetrit said in his testimony that the affair was" a serious and constitutive incident in Gilboa Prison, which was a candle to my feet. " Ben Sheetrit, who was not the prison commander at the time, admitted that in the prison "conscripts were pimped out" and that "conscripts were provided to terrorists for sexual purposes."
As part of the affair, Muhammad Atallah, a world prisoner from the Fatah organization, is accused of indecent acts in the Gilboa prison.
It was further alleged that the prison command knew about the acts and whitewashed them until the affair was exposed in the media.
Upon the revelation of the affair, it was reported that Rani Basha, the intelligence officer at Gilboa Prison, allegedly wanted to place guards in the security wing in accordance with the prisoner's requests.
During his interrogation at the National Prison Investigation Unit, the intelligence officer admitted that he specifically asked certain wardens for the wing since Atallah had pierced the oil.
The case against him was closed for lack of evidence.
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