before the attack on the enemy prison; The last example of an air raid on a prison was during World War II in 1944 (1322). The meeting of the court dealing with the damages and property of the 12-day war was held today, Sunday, 17.11.1405, in branch 55 of the judicial court, in the presence of the families affected by this war. Mahmoud Rashnaoaz, lawyer for the victims of the 12-day war: According to the announced statistics, about 8,200 housing units were damaged, of which about 400 units were completely destroyed. This figure constitutes only part of the damage to civilian property and does not include the damage to commercial units, cars, household furniture and other private property. From the point of view of international humanitarian law, the mere fact that a complex of buildings is used as a prison does not make it a military target. The historical point to ponder is that the last known and prominent example of an air attack on a prison in the context of an international armed conflict dates back to the Amiens operation during World War II in 1944 (1322). Rank in social networks.