165 4. The Public Prosecution should make serious investigations into allegations of violations of the right to life and physical safety by military service personnel, especially in the detention centers, in order to make the cases that reach the military judiciary in this regard a success and not allow those involved in such actions to escape justice. 5. The security agencies, especially the Preventive Security Agency and General Intelligence Agency, should investigate the allegations of citizens subjected to torture and ill‐treatment, and take the appropriate measures against those involved in such crimes from the law enforcement bodies. 6. The Public Prosecution should play its monitoring role over the detention centers administered by the security agencies, to ensure that detainees are not subjected to torture, ill‐treatment or any harmful measures, and it should also investigate any cases indicating that detainees were subjected to torture and/or ill‐treatment. 7. Formal bodies should play an effective monitoring role over public facilities to make sure there are public safety precautions, as well as to activate the inspection system at work places based on the provisions of the Palestinian Labor Law. They should also optimize monitoring at swimming pools. 8. The Ministry of the Interior should appoint a Public Inspector to guarantee that the security agencies abide by the legal procedures and do not subject detainees to torture and/or ill‐treatment, and also present regular reports to the Minister of the Interior to take the measures necessary for bringing those involved in torture practices to justice. 9. All security agencies holding citizens should allow ICHR to make regular and unannounced visits to the detention centers and refrain from blocking these visits. 10. The PNA should once again try the officers of the General Intelligence Agency who are accused of torturing Haitham Amr to death, and the Military Prosecution should provide sufficient evidence for condemning them.