In a statement, the Prisoners' Club reported that the Damon Prison administration carried out consecutive arrests of prisoners that have been lasting for days.

The Club said that the prisoners were severely beaten and dismembered by the occupation soldiers, resulting in the loss of consciousness of one of the prisoners, the minor injury to some of them, and the removal of the hijab from the heads of some of them. Three prisoners had also been isolated, namely Shorouq Dwaikat, Merah Bakir, and Mona Qa'dan.

Bathing water had been banned for three days, electricity had been cut off, and the prison administration had imposed collective sanctions on them by denying them cantina, family visits, and imposing financial fines.

The Prisoner's Club explained that the prisoners faced knocking on doors, returning meals, and rejecting prison laws. The three isolated prisoners also began a hunger strike from the moment isolation began.

The Prisoners' Information Office confirmed that the Supreme Command Body of the Hamas prisoners closed dialogue with the administration of the occupation prisons after their attacks on the prisoners and that the Hamas Command was in permanent session to make the appropriate decision to respond to the attacks against them.