Israeli police and the military had started a. The men on the run ranged from 26 to 49 years old, the Palestinian Prisoners Society said. Jerusalem: Six Palestinians broke out of a high-security Israeli prison on Monday in what Prime Minister Naftali Bennett called a grave incident.
The Gilboa prison, located about two miles from the West Bank, is one of the most heavily guarded in the country. The newspaper quoted Israeli sources saying that an extensive manhunt is underway as large forces are combing the area, assisted by police helicopters and. According to the Israel Prisons Service, the escape. It was not immediately clear if they had help from outside to orchestrate the escape. The six are believed to have dug a tunnel to get out of the prison, which was built in 2004 for the 'most dangerous' Palestinian prisoners. Prime Minister Naftali Bennett described the escape as a "grave incident." Arik Yaacov, chief of the Israeli Prisons Service, said an investigation was underway and that the six men appeared to have found a flaw in the facility rather than tunneled the entire way out, Israel National News reported. Security forces patrolled streets in the north of the country and the occupied West Bank, as helicopters flew above.
Israeli police responded in large numbers, erecting roadblocks after the rare jailbreak from the Gilboa prison in northern Israel. A security official said the fugitives fled down a shaft beneath the bathroom floor and then sneaked through underground passages in the prison's foundation.
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