In the video: the sheriff's commissioner testifies before the Gilboa prison escape committee (photo: Ministry of Internal Security)
The decision of the Ministry of Defense committee to recommend an end to the recruitment of male and female servicemen in the Shavas, provoked mixed reactions among female prison guards who were harassed at Gilboa prison. The decision, which was made after the case of pimping among Shavas female prison guards at the security facility, as well as after the findings of the State Comptroller's report, which revealed data on harassment and sexual assault against female prison guards, will affect the 700 regular employees of the Shevas service, about a quarter of whom are women.
"With all due respect, this is a cowardly decision that does not deal with what has happened over the years in the security prisons and the terror that the security prisoners have controlled over the prison staff on a mandatory and permanent basis." Says the warden Noga. "There is no solution here but to keep the soldiers away from the problem.
Leaving the regulars alone in the tower instead of addressing the root of the problem, which is the strong position of the security prisoners in the prison and the fact that they manage their own wings and not the SBS staff.
On the other hand, Hila claims, "Today they finally understand that it is impossible to send soldiers to the Shavas since there is no supervision of them by the army, and the Shavas and the police treat them as damaged goods. I want to tell the Shavas that its rehabilitation as an organization is still long, the system needs to be purged and fired I immediately executed those who took part in pimping me and my friends in Gilboa prison in favor of Mahmoud Atallah."
"They finally understand that it is impossible to send soldiers to the Shevas." Gilboa Prison (Photo: Flash 90, Moshe Shai)
Attorney Karen Barak, who represents the female prison guards at Gilboa Prison, claims that this is "an admission by the system that for years soldiers and female soldiers in regular service were abandoned and thrown by the IDF into the hands of terrorists without undergoing basic training as prison guards.
"The IDF failed to protect its soldiers and unfortunately The State Comptroller's conclusions that were recently published completely negate the committee's conclusions that there has been an improvement in Shavas' attitude to sexual harassment and its prevention.
As one digs deeper into the matter, more and more hard data is revealed.
There is no escaping the establishment of a committee that will investigate the factors that allowed and remained silent for years while female and male IDF soldiers were harmed by terrorists who are enemies of the state."
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