Palestinian medical panel to examine patients in Israeli jails
Mona Kandil
Press TV, Ramallah
Palestinian prisoners’ human rights organizations have decided to form a committee of doctors to look into the health conditions of sick prisoners in Israeli jails. The move is aimed to offer the appropriate medical care for the Palestinian prisoners. Israel usually prevents Palestinian doctors from examining prisoners even if they are in serious condition and need special medical care.
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