Palestinian prisoners in Ofer express solidarity with females facing harsh conditions
Mona Kandil
Press TV, Ramallah
Palestinian prisoners in Israel’s Ofer jail have informed Israeli prisons administration that they will start a hunger strike if it does not remove surveillance cameras installed last month at the female prisoners' section in Hasharon jail. Since a couple of weeks ago female prisoners have remained inside their cells since surveillance cameras were installed in the prison’s yard. Mona Kandil reports.
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