Jalama crossing has been closed since 6 Palestinian security prisoners, who have since been recaptured, escaped on September 6 from nearby Gilboa Prison

Munadil Nafiyat, charged with weapon sale crimes, could have been set free from Gilboa Prison within months; he was also previously freed in 2011 Shalit deal

Munadil Nafiyat reportedly moved out of city's no-go zone refugee camp a night before arrest; despite terror groups' calls, there was almost no resistance during operation

Moni Bitan issued letter over lack of action since 2014 attempted breakout; however, in May he praised facility's functioning without mentioning any shortcomings

Public security minister says the work of the government commission of inquiry into the incident will begin soon to 'seal the remaining holes'

But accounts differ as to whether the six escaped security prisoners actually used the utensil to dig their way to freedom

After intending to protest detention conditions imposed following jailbreak from Gilboa Prison, group says demands have been 'met'; Israel Prisons Service refuses to comment

Islamic Jihad member Mahmoud al-Arida reportedly tells his lawyer that he and the 5 other fugitives followed the news coverage of the prison break using small radio devices

Palestinian Authority says action to be taken in response to 'very bad' detention conditions imposed following jailbreak from Gilboa Prison last week

Inmates reportedly used plates and pan handles to burrow escape path and dumped excavated dirt in the sewer system, garbage cans, and hollow shafts they found in their wing