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Various Prisoners' institutions: Occupation detained over 7,895 people in West Bank since October 7

1 Apr 2024 - 16:31

Various Prisoners' institutions in a joint report issued today said the Israeli occupation detained more than 7,895 people in the West Bank since the start of its aggression against the Palestinian people on October 7, 2023, until today.


They explained that the number of detentions among journalists reached 64, of whom 43 remain in detention and 23 others were placed under administrative detention, without charge or trial.
The number of administrative detention orders issued against Palestinians amounted to 4,430, including new and renewed orders, including orders issued against children and women, according to the report.
The report indicated that the ongoing detention campaigns are accompanied by mounting crimes and violations, including torture, severe beatings and threats against detainees and their families.
The campaigns were accompanied by widespread vandalism and destruction of citizens’ homes and the seizure of vehicles, money and jewelry, in addition to the large-scale destruction of infrastructure, particularly in Tulkarem camps and Jenin and its camp.
The statement said that the reporting period witnessed the killing of 13 detainees inside the occupation detention centers as a result of the occupation’s systematic violations and attacks against them.
The institutions confirmed that the total number of detainees in the occupation detention centers reached more than 9,100, including over 3,558 administrative detainees, in addition to 793 others from Gaza detainees who were classified by Israel as “illegal combatants”.
According to the prisoners’ institutions, the Israeli occupation has been refusing until now to reveal the fate and actual number of Gaza detainees.


Story Code: 630139

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