Ben Gvir previously celebrated the enactment of this law with champagne, boasting about his role in its adoption, and now he has gone a step further. During a media address, the radical Israeli minister proudly spoke about his decisions to deny Palestinian prisoners basic conditions for staying in Israeli prisons. "I took away their privileges: canteens, food, outings, yard walks, academic studies. I took everything away from them. I also want to take the lives of terrorists," said Ben Gvir. Additionally, he announced that he would ignore any potential decision by Israeli courts that might order the invalidation of this law. "I saw that for prisons, they said the court would prevent it, and I succeeded in making a change. I saw that for the weapons reform, they said the court would prevent it, and I succeeded in making a change. I want to tell you one more thing: if the court prevents it, the court should be fixed, not this law," he said. It is worth noting that numerous Palestinian prisoners remain in Israeli prisons without being informed why they are deprived of their freedom, and without the right to appeal or present arguments for why they should be free. In addition to the conditions imposed by Ben Gvir, Palestinian prisoners also complain of frequent harassment, including sexual abuse.