The prison service informed the Honenu organization that it is examining the transfer to the religious wing of Amiram Ben-Uliel, who was convicted of murder in Douma after being tortured and held in solitary confinement for over 8 years, this is in response to a letter sent by Ben-Uliel's lawyer Adi Keidar from the Honenu organization.
In his letter, Attorney Keidar notes the harsh conditions in which Ben-Uliel is being held: "My client, a prisoner in the reserved wing, married and the father of a minor girl, living as an ultra-Orthodox. The prisoner is in a cell alone, without television, and without the possibility of going to education and activities around the prison, and is engaged in studying and praying in his cell all day. The prisoner has been detained since 2015 and does not receive communion. In the last two months, the prisoner began to phone call his family members after many years in which he was denied phone calls. It is about long years in which the prisoner stays in reserved wings, in a cell alone, and there is a significant concern for his health and mental state, after long years of isolation," explained Keidar.







