An Israeli court on Sunday sentenced six Palestinian inmates to five years in prison fortunneling out of their cell last year and escaping from a high-security facility in the biggest prison break of its kind in decades. The men were also fined 5,000 Israeli shekels (US$1,500) each. The jailbreak sparked a massive manhunt in northern Israel and the occupied West Bank. They were recaptured days later. The bold escape dominated newscasts, sparked heavy criticism of Israel’s prison service and prompted the government to launch an inquiry. According to various reports, the men dug a tunnel through…