Palestinian Detainees 
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- Brief on detention campaigns carried out in the West Bank since the beginning of the genocide.
- Excluding arrest cases in Gaza.

 

August 12, 2024

 

The total number of arrests stands at (10.000) in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
 

Women:
The total number of women arrests stands at 345 including women arrested from the lands occupied in 1948, in addition to Gazan women who have been arrested in the West Bank.

 

Children:
The number of children arrests stands at 700.

 

Journalists:
94 journalists have been arrested, 53 of them are still under arrest, including 5 female journalists and 16 journalists from Gaza, in addition to 17 journalists under administrative detention.

 

More than 8322 orders of administrative detention have been issued since October 7, ranging between new orders and renewals, including orders against children and women.

 

Detention campaigns carried out since October 7 are accompanied by escalated crimes and violations such as humiliation, brutal beat, and threats against detainees and their families, vandalism and destruction in detainees’ houses, confiscating vehicles, gold, and money, in addition to the destruction of infrastructure especially in the refugee camps of Tulkarem and Jenin.

 

Statistics include detainees who were arrested from their houses, at checkpoints, who surrendered themselves, and those who were arrested as hostages.

 

Besides detention campaigns, the Israeli forces implemented field executions, afflicted detainees and their family members.

 

22 detainees martyred in Israeli prisons and military camps since the 7th of October, in addition to tens of martyrs from Gaza who died in Israeli prisons and detention centers, whom the occupation has not announced their names or martyrdom conditions. Moreover, they acknowledged the execution of many detainees.

 

It is said that the corpses of 20 detainees who were martyred after October 7 are still withheld, among 31 martyrs.

 

Data does not include detention cases in Gaza, due to the occupation’s refusal to give any information and the continuation of practicing the crime of enforced disappearance against them. It is worth mentioning that the occupation forces arrested about 4000 citizens from Gaza, in addition to hundreds of Gazans who have been arrested in the West Bank.

 

The total number of detainees held in Israeli prisons stands at 9900, including 3432 administrative detainees, in addition to 1584 detainees who have been classified as illegal fighters.

83 female detainees are held in Damoun prison, including a pregnant detainee (Jehad Nakhleh) in addition to 20 administrative detainees.

 

250 Children are currently held in isolation prisons

 

Note:
Data on detention campaigns is variable daily due to the continuous arrests.

 

 - Detainees’ Institutions, Commission of Detainees’ Affairs, Palestinian Society Prisoner’s Club, Addameer Association for Human Rights -
 

 

 

Israel's armed group rap*d a Palestinian prisoner in the Sde Teman concentration camp until he was hospitalized with a torn rectum, damaged lungs, and broken ribs. The video was then broadcast on Israel public television and the victim was quietly returned to "Sde Teman."

 

The prisoner had been kidnapped last March from the Jabalia refugee camp. In the video, the soldiers are seen picking him out of more than 30 others on the ground, taking him to a corner, covering up prison cameras with their shields, and inserting a foreign object into the rectum of the detainee. He was hospitalized hours later.

 

This case made an uproar only because, this time, it was recorded.

 

A few weeks ago, lawyer Khaled Mahajneh, reported testimonies about the torture and rape of prisoners from the Gaza Strip in IOF prisons and concentration camps.

 

The testimonies included rape and starvation, including one detainee who was completely stripped of his clothes, and a fire extinguisher was discharged into his rectum.

 

Another detainee had his genitals electroshocked, in addition to other difficult-to-describe methods used to sexually assault the detainees. These are a few in a sea of many undocumented cases. They are stories that were able to bypass the bars of the prison.

 

While the world believed all the lies and accusations fabricated by the occupation, which accused resistance fighters of rap*ng settlers on October 7th with no evidence, it actively chose to ignore real testimonies, indisputable cases, and filmed footage of Palestinians being rap*d. While most international news outlets retracted their lies and accusations towards the resistance, Israeli officials debate that it is permissible for them to rap* Palestinians, in front of the cameras of the whole world to see.
 

In the zionist state, protests erupted so that Nazi sadistic settlers could ensure that their soldiers are allowed to rap* Palestinian detainees.

 

Palestinian poet, thinker, teacher, and martyr Refaat Al-Areer once said about the occupation: "Every accusation is a confession."

 

From beh*aded babies to rap*, we see the truth; we see these accusations effectively practiced against our people, our children, mothers, and fathers."

 

Occupation armed group abducted a Palestinian at Al-Asbat Gate, one of the gates of Al-Aqsa Mosque, after severely assaulting him.
 

The occupation armed group blew up the homes of the prisoners Dr. Ayser Al-Barghouti and Dr. Khaled Al-Kharouf at dawn today in the city of Ramallah (August 13, 2024).

 

They are both imprisoned under the pretext of carrying out the Wadi Al-Haramiyeh operation in January.

 

 

Suhada Tariq Ziad Dawoud, the Al-Qassam fighter and liberated prisoner, has ascended to martyrdom by Israel's armed group after carrying out a freedom operation in Qalqilya that seriously wounded an illegal settler who entered the city.

 

Tariq was among the 240 child and women prisoners freed in the resistance's prisoner exchange deal in November 2023. Since then, he has been wanted and relentlessly pursued the occupation, but this did not deter him from the path of resistance.

 

Implementing collective punishment, the terror group of Israel invaded his family's home over 20 times this summer, abducting his family members over and over, including his mother, Dunia over 10 times. It is said that Tariq carried out a shooting operation which eventually every time his family was abused by Israel.

 

Tariq emerged from the prisons of oppression defiantly and determined to continue on the path of liberation, leaving us today as he was received: celebrated, steadfast, and resistant.

Rest in peace my brother, you're the defender of your land, Jannatul Firdaus awaits you.

 

 

Latest updates on Palestinian detainees held in Israeli prisons:
 

The Commission of Detainees’ Affairs mourns the martyr and former detainee Tareq Dawood
-  The Commission stated that former detainee Tareq Dawood, 18, from Qalqilia, was assassinated yesterday. 
-  He spent a year in Israeli prisons and was released by an exchange deal in November 2023.
- The Commission emphasized that the injured detainee Yaqoub Hawareen is currently held in Shaare Zedek Hospital under respirators and anesthesia 
-  The lawyer of the commission, Karim Ajwa, managed to visit Hawareen, who was shot by the occupation soldiers, arrested and transferred to Shaare Zedek Hospital 
-  Hawareen had several gunshots in the lower part of his body. He had surgery and was kept under respirators
-  The lawyer confirmed that the military court in Ofer prison will hold a hearing next Monday to extend his detention, which will take place in absentia without his presence.

- The lawyer of the commission managed to visit detainee Luai Dawood, 50, from Qalqilia, held in Remon prison. 
- He confirmed the brutal daily harassment of the jailers, who lack any sense of humanity or morality.
- The lawyer thought that he was blind when he came to the visitation room, but he explained that he suffered from  (Retinitis Pigmentosa), in addition to high blood pressure, diabetes, hernia, and prostate inflammation. 
- He confirmed that his health has deteriorated since his arrest, due to medical neglect by the prison’s administration, as well as the deprivation of basic human rights, such as having medication and proper food.