State Comptroller: Dangerous terrorists released due to lack of cells, Shin Bet investigations harmed

The State Comptroller's report reveals a 92% increase in prisoners during the war, from 5,200 to 10,000. It warns that the IDF and Prison Service did not prepare for long-term detention. Among those released were the director of Shifa Hospital and 18 others, while Israeli hostages were held by Hamas. The report also notes that Shin Bet interrogations are compromised due to overcrowding, and the safety of prison guards is at risk.

4 developments

1. 6 days ago · 16:22 · 9 JunLatest

   Report notes Shifa Hospital director's release resulted from lack of detention space

2. 16:07 · 9 Jun

   Shin Bet refrained from security arrests due to lack of prison space

3. 16:04 · 9 Jun

   Report notes 92% prisoner increase and compromised Shin Bet interrogations due to overcrowding.

• Strong6 days ago · 16:19 · 9 JunState Comptroller report reveals severe failures in handling October 7 terrorists and security prisoners
• Developing6 days ago · 20:11 · 9 JunState Comptroller: Shin Bet released Shifa Hospital director without political approval while hostages held in Gaza
• Developing6 days ago · 16:03 · 9 JunIDF responds to State Comptroller's report on detention and release of security prisoners
• Strong6 days ago · 16:34 · 9 JunIsrael Prison Service: Comptroller Report Largely Covers Pre-Tenure Period

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