'The attempts to smuggle cell-phones and banned equipment into jails continue all the time,' said the commander of the Ofer Prison.

This is just one example of Palestinian incitement to terror! Can there be any hope for peace with such a regime?

Erdan has pledged to abide by international law but says that security prisoners deserve nothing better than what is required.

'Exclusive' research was carried by an Israeli NGO as a new Israeli law imposes sanctions on such payments.

The only question now is how long it will take the United Nations and the International Red Cross to condemn Israel for being a prison party-pooper.

A Shin Bet investigation revealed an ongoing plot to smuggle cell phones into prisons that stretched back as far as 2016.

The Palestinians have again lauded terrorists as national heroes, praising themas 'national examples of steadfastness.'

An Israeli lawmaker blasted the hypocrisy of rights-abusing countries that accuse Israel of being an "occupier."

The Palestinians are seeking a way to tell the US they are not paying terrorists - while continuing to pay terrorists.

Palestinian prisoners ended their hunger strike after backing down from the majority of their demands from Israel.

While hundreds of his followers are starving, Barghouti was caught on film noshing candy bars and cookies.

Barghouti, who inspired other Palestinian prisoners with blood on their hands to go on a hunger strike, was caught eating in his prison cell.

Abbas, more than anyone else, has elevated the position of the Palestinian terrorists imprisoned in Israeli jails.

After the New York Times op-ed scandal, Barghouti was moved to solitary confinement. He might find it easier to eat there.

Behind his whitewashed portrayal in the media, who is the real Marwan Barghouti?

The New York Times again exposed its bias against Israel by concealing a Palestinian op-ed writer's terrorist identity.

The NYT was slammed by Jewish organization and leading figures for failing to mention in Marwan Barghouti's op-ed that he was a convinced terrorist.

Basel Ghattas, found guilty of aiding and abetting terror, considers murderers of Israeli civilians 'freedom fighters.'

Police arrested a suspect thought to have transferred mobile phones to imprisoned terrorists through lawmaker Basel Ghattas.

Arab lawmaker Basel Ghattas, under investigation for abetting terror and stripped of parliamentary immunity, has been arrested.

“Two years after the war, the Al-Qassam Brigades still continues to prepare and train for victory.”

A unit specializing in quelling prisoner revolt stormed a jail in southern Israel recently upon learning of planned terror activity by Palestinian inmates.

Israel's Security Cabinet decided to actively counter Palestinian Authority policies through which terrorists imprisoned in Israel are eligible for monthly wages. In 2012, Ramallah’s payments to terrorists exceeded $19 million.

Israeli security forces prevented a serious prison security breach when it caught a lawyer serving as a conduit between Hamas terrorists in various prisons.

Israeli authorities are fighting lawlessness on several fronts as well as violence allegedly committed by fringe Jewish extremists.