Palestinian lawyers have protested against the bill, arguing that it is a clear breach of international law and a violation of the rights of Palestinian prisoners. "This bill is a flagrant disregard for international law and a clear attempt to target Palestinian prisoners," said Ammar Dwaik, a Palestinian lawyer and head of the Palestinian Prisoners' Society. "It is a form of collective punishment and a clear breach of the Geneva Conventions."

The Israeli government has argued that the bill is necessary to combat Palestinian terrorism, which has been a major concern in recent years. However, critics say that the bill is a form of revenge against Palestinian prisoners and is designed to intimidate and silence them. "This bill is a clear attempt to break the spirits of Palestinian prisoners and to silence them," said Shawan Jabarin, a Palestinian human rights activist. "It is a form of psychological warfare and a clear breach of human rights."

The Israeli government has a long history of mistreating Palestinian prisoners, with many reports of torture, beatings, and other forms of abuse. In recent years, the government has also introduced a number of measures aimed at restricting the rights of Palestinian prisoners, including the use of solitary confinement and the denial of family visits.

The international community has also weighed in on the issue, with many countries expressing concern over the Israeli government's treatment of Palestinian prisoners. The United Nations has called on Israel to respect the rights of Palestinian prisoners and to ensure that they are treated in accordance with international law. The European Union has also expressed concern over the bill, with a spokesperson saying that it "raises serious concerns about the treatment of Palestinian prisoners in Israel."

The bill is now set to go to a second reading in the Israeli parliament, where it is expected to face opposition from a number of lawmakers. However, the Israeli government has a strong majority in the parliament and is expected to push the bill through. The Palestinian government has also condemned the bill, with a spokesperson saying that it is a "clear attempt to target and intimidate Palestinian prisoners."