Administrative detainee on hunger strike attacked in prison: "Four terrorists jumped on him"

Tal Yanon Dardik, an administrative detainee on hunger strike protesting his detention, was allegedly attacked at Nitzan Prison by four security prisoners. The family claims he was stabbed in the face and demands answers about how the encounter occurred. The Israel Prison Service gave a different account, stating that Dardik provoked others.

Tal Yanon Dardik, an administrative detainee on hunger strike protesting his detention conditions, was allegedly attacked at Nitzan Prison during the Rosh Hashanah holiday. According to the family's version, four security prisoners jumped on him in the exercise yard and stabbed him in the face. The family claims that Jewish prisoners refrained from going to the yard for fear of harm, but Dardik insisted on going out. Now the family demands answers about how the attack was possible. The Israel Prison Service gave a different account: according to them, Dardik provoked other prisoners, and the victim was treated locally at the clinic. Two attackers were arrested for investigation. Dardik is detained after violating a restraining order issued by the Central Command Major General, Avi Bluth. The article quotes the family in harsh tones against the administrative order but does not bring additional sources or legal analysis.