Israel Prison Service
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The Israel Prison Service (Hebrew: שירות בתי הסוהר, Sherut Batei HaSohar), commonly known by its acronym, SHABAS, is the Israeli prison service. It is responsible for maintaining civilian prisons in Israel, as well as some security prisons containing Palestinian detainees.
Israel Prison Service personnel are trained in krav maga and conduct training for the prison service (kli'a) wing of the Israeli Military Police.
Ranks
The ranks in the Israel Prison Service, in Hebrew, are as follows:
Jailors
- Soher
- Rav Soher
- Samal
Non-commissioned officers
- Rav Samal
- Rav Samal Rishon
- Rav Samal Mitkadem
- Rav Samal Bakhir
- Rav Nagad
Officers
- Meyasher Mishne
- Meyasher
- Kalai
- Rav Kalai
- Sgan Gundar
- Gundar Mishne
- Tat Gundar
- Gundar
- Rav Gundar - commander of the prison service. The current commander (from 2003) is Yaakov Ganot.
External links
- () [Official website]
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