After he was released from the military and was a civilian again, he came forward and described his experiences at Erez to Ha'aretz. From the first day I started to understand what was going on there. There are no beds. The cell is windowless except for two small barred ventilation slots. The rest of the time they use a large bucket that is placed in the center of their cell.
Regulations specify that the prisoners have the right to a full hour's walk every day.
Letting the prisoners outside their cells for the daily walk is a hassle for him, and in most cases he does not want to bother. At this time all of the prisoners are supposed to go to the toilet, using two stalls for 20 people, since 20 are taken for their walk at a time. Often there is no toilet paper. When they ask for it, sometimes they are told yes, sometimes no, sometimes maybe. On the sabbath there is no walk.