Guards in the “Rakif” wing of a facility are undergoing specialized training too manage escalating daily challenges adn “dilemmas,” according to a report. The wing’s personnel are required to maintain constant awareness of any unusual events, with most of the staff, including the speaker, having received specific training to handle these situations.
The report details the daily routine for prisoners in this wing.They are confined to their cells 24 hours a day, with a single hour permitted outside in a small, concrete-fortified room. Daylight filters through the bars of this room, illuminating a large picture of a destroyed Gaza on the wall, visible to the inmates.
the facility houses individuals described as “terrorists” who spend their entire lives within the pavilion. This includes all interactions with legal counsel, medical professionals, and legal listening sessions concerning their cases. when guards enter the wing, a specific protocol is followed: a double knock on the dungeon door signals prisoners to promptly sit, with their backs curved and hands behind them, facing the ground until the window is closed. Following this, they have seven minutes to clean their cells and are then permitted to walk in a concrete arena, where they are not allowed to converse with each other. Food is provided three times daily.
