Prison

The Jerusalem District Court has barred the government from moving forward with a plan to transfer Nile crocodiles to Ketziot Prison to help prevent imprisoned terrorists from escaping. The order will remain in effect until the state responds, in about two weeks.

State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman said in a special report that the IDF and Israel Prison Service were not prepared for a scenario in which thousands of terrorists would be detained after the war. The result, he found, was a severe shortage of prison space and the release of detainees. The report also found major failures in Israel’s handling of cyber threats.

A successful soccer coach hid a dangerous gambling addiction for twenty years until crushing debt, prison, and rock bottom forced him to rebuild his life.

True rehabilitation comes not through punishment alone, but through dignity, warmth, responsibility, and healing the root of human pain

Narges Mohammadi—the Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate and a leading opponent of the ayatollahs' regime—has been arrested, tried, and sentenced to 31 years in prison. Opposition sources say she collapsed, and her condition is described as extremely serious.

Four Hebrew words on a stranger’s door led a British aristocrat on an extraordinary journey from nobility and politics to a life of Torah and mitzvot.

Alone in solitary, a Jewish prisoner cried out through a Shabbat song. Rabbi Asher Kovalsky shares the moment that transformed his fate.

After years of alcohol and cocaine addiction, life threatening debts, and prison, Tal Geha rebuilt his life through rehabilitation, emotional healing, and a renewed connection to faith

The duck became a symbol of ingenuity. Many joked about achieving what many prisoners only dream of.