Agam Tzaref was transferred to Abu Kabir - and then the battle began: "Ready to bear the punishment"

Agam Tzaref was transferred from Neve Tirza prison to Abu Kabir, a male detention facility, following claims of violent behavior and disciplinary violations. The Public Defender's Office argues that the decision was made without a hearing and without evidence, and intends to take action against the Israel Prison Service. Tzaref requested to check her phone and listen to calls, stating that if a threatening call is found, she is ready to bear the punishment.

Agam Tzaref, involved in the murder case of Benyahu Razi, was transferred from Neve Tirza prison to Abu Kabir, a facility where men are held, following claims by the Israel Prison Service of violent behavior and disciplinary violations. The Public Defender's Office attacks the decision, arguing it was made unilaterally, without a hearing and without presenting Tzaref with any evidence linking her to an alleged offense committed during her incarceration. According to the defense, Tzaref herself asked the IPS to examine the prison phone and listen to calls she made from it, and even clarified that if a call in which she threatened anyone is found, she is ready to bear the punishment. The defense claims this request was never examined. The Public Defender's Office intends to take steps against the IPS over the decision, which it says was made while violating and trampling Tzaref's rights.