Israel’s security establishment is preparing to resume visits by representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross to terrorists imprisoned in Israel, marking the first such visits since the October 7 massacre channel 12 reports.
Under the current plan, the visits are expected to begin later this week. Barring a last-minute change, Red Cross representatives are scheduled to arrive at Israeli prisons this Wednesday and begin meeting with imprisoned terrorists.
The development follows a Supreme Court decision issued at the beginning of June, when the court accepted a petition filed by human rights organizations challenging the sweeping ban on Red Cross visits to terrorists being held in Israeli prisons.
Following the ruling, the government attempted to delay implementation of the decision until after the elections. Those efforts were unsuccessful, and the security establishment is now moving ahead with preparations to carry out the court’s directive.
The process has already entered its practical stage. Red Cross representatives have been instructed to travel to Israel, while officials in the security establishment are making the necessary arrangements for the visits inside the prisons.
If there is no last-minute change, the renewed visits are expected to begin Wednesday, ending the blanket suspension that has been in place since October 7.
(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)
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The bagatz of hamas that we know and love!
Of course the Red Cross should visit the barbarians in prison for murder and mayhem. Just the same as the Red Cross visited the hostages and cared for their welfare, when they were being kept in tunnels and worse in Gaza for two years. Oops, forgot. The Red Cross DIDN’T visit the hostages nor did they bring them vital medications. Not to talk about HUMANITARIAN aid they should have offered the hostages.
I’m not sure anymore who the “barbarians” are. Have you heard what the isrealis do to the prisoners. You’d have nightmares.