• Abu Al-Hummos:

    Abu Al-Hummos: "I Call on the International Committee of the Red Cross to take a bold stand against Ben-Gvir’s arrogance"

  • Abu Al-Hummos: “Has the world become incapable of holding Ben-Gvir and the occupation state accountable ?!

    Abu Al-Hummos: “Has the world become incapable of holding Ben-Gvir and the occupation state accountable ?!"

  • Harsh conditions endured by female prisoners at Damon Prison

    Harsh conditions endured by female prisoners at Damon Prison

  • Abu Al-Hummos:

    Abu Al-Hummos: "I call on the International Community to fulfill its responsibilities toward Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli Prisons"

  • Abu Al-Hummos: “The abuse practiced against Dr. Mazen Al-Rantisi violates ethics and human values”

    Abu Al-Hummos: “The abuse practiced against Dr. Mazen Al-Rantisi violates ethics and human values”

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Detainees' institutions: The Israeli authorities arrested (598) Palestinians on January 2023

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The Israeli authorities arrested (598) Palestinians on January 2023, including (99) minors and (8) women,  wher the highest rate of arrests goes to Jerusalem, followed by Hebron and then Jenin.
 
Detainees' institutions and human rights organisations ( The Commission of Detainees' Affairs,  The Palestinian Society Prisoner's Club,  Addameer Association for human rights and Wadi Hilweh Information centre) pointed out that there are currently (4780) detainees in Israeli prisons,  including (29) women,  (160) minors and (915) administrative detainees, including (2) women and (5) children. 
 
The highest rate of arrests was in Jerusalem with (255) cases, followed by Hebron with (81) cases and then Jenin with (62) cases. In addition, (260) orders of administrative detention have been issued,  including (103) new orders and (157) extending orders.
 
Detainees' institutions confirmed that arrest campaigns are increasing,  where these campaigns are accompanied by many violations such as field executions,  torture,  arresting family members and field interrogation.
 
The largest campaign of arrests was conducted in Jerusalem in 28/1/2023, with (60) cases , including the mother of the martyr Khayri Alqam and the mother of the injured detainee Mahmood Elewat. 
 
* Brutal stormings and sanctions against women detainees 
 
 
The Israeli authorities pursued violating the rights of women detainees in Damoun prison,  where the Yamaz special forces stormed their rooms and isolated (5) of them, including the detainee Yasmeen Shaaban, who got isolated at Neve Tertisia/ Ramla. 
 
Moreover,  the Israeli authorities imposed many sanctions against women detainees, such as cutting off the power, prevent family visits, and prevent phone calls for a month. 
 
They faced difficult and inhumane living conditions, which do not take into consideration their rights guaranteed by international agreements,  as they were subjected to physical psychological torture, in addition to solitary confinement and medical ignoranc. 
 
There are currently (29) women detainees in Israeli prisons, including (3) minors: (Nufouth Hammad,  Zamzam Qawasmei and Rama Abu Aisheh).
 
The longest period of detention for women goes to the detainee Maysoun Musa, who is detained since 2015, and the highest sentence goes for the detainees Shurouq Dwayat and Shatella Abu Awwad, with 16 years.
 
There are (7) mothers in Israeli prisons, in addition to (10) injured detainees, the most difficult case is the detainee Israa Jaabees from Jerusalem, who is sentenced to 11 years. 
 
 
* The number of administrative detention orders increases remarkably 
 
 
The administrative detention increased remarkably in the past few years, as a deliberate procedure within the policy of collective punishment practiced by the Israeli authorities against Palestinians. 
 
There were (483) administrative detainees in 2022, where the number increased in 2023 to (914).
 
It is worthy to mention that (260) orders of administrative detention have been issued on January 2023, including (103) new orders and (157) renewal orders.
 
In response for this unjust procedure,  the administrative detainees announced their readiness for implementing many actions to confront this policy. 
 
It is also worth mentioning that (30) administrative detainees have entered hunger strike last year, and boycotted the military courts, protesting against their administrative detention. 
 
(20) detainees joined the strike  which lasted for 19 days, where the occupation authorities promised to respond to their demands.  
 
Unfortunately,  they renewed the administrative detention orders for the majority of them. A case in point is the detainee Asem Kaabi, who was sentenced to administrative detention for 4 months.
 
* The policy of collective punishment in Jerusalem 
 
The Israeli authorities started to close the houses of detainees and martyrs who implemented militant operations in Jerusalem,  as part of the racist policy of Israel. 
 
The Israeli occupation passed a law that allows to close the houses of strugglers without consulting the court. 
 
For example,  the Israeli authorities closed the house of the martyr Khayri Alqam in 28/1/2023, and arrested (60) persons within a campaign of collective punishment against Palestinians.

latest news on detainees' conditions

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 The court of magistrate decided to release the minors Mohammad Sider and Ahmad Elayyan, despite the refusal by the Israeli police * The Israeli authorities arrested Thaer Nidql from Jerusalem and transferred him to Qishle police station to continue the interrogation * The administration of Damoun prison stormed minors' section, attacked them and imposed harsh punishments against them, including: _ preventing phone calls _ confiscating electric appliances _ preventing family visits _ turning minors' section into cells for isolation for 4 days _ closing the canteen for a week * The Israeli authorities arrested Hamza Odeh from Shufat/ Jerusalem and took him to Almaskoubya interrogation center
 

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 * The Israeli police held Naem Ashayer, from Jerusalem, under custody, and he will appear before the court tomorrow to request extending his detention * The Israeli police is still holding the minor Yousef Abu Alhawa under custody, and decided to release the minor Khalil Abu Alhawa. * The Israeli police released the mother of the minor detainee Mohammed Zelbani * The central court of the occupation rejected the appeal of the detainees of "tunnel operation" * The detainee Ahmad Selmi has been transferred arbitrarily from Naqab prison to Nafaha prison
 
 
 

The Commission of Detainees' Affairs

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 The Commission of Detainees' Affairs announced the martyrdom of the detainee Ahmad Abu Ali, 48, from Yatta/ Hebron, after a deterioration in his health condition at Naqab prison. He died this morning at Soroka hospital, and the administration of prisons closed all sections in prisons. It is worthy to mention that he is detained since 2012 and sentenced to 12 years. With his martyrdom, the number of Captive Movement martyrs has risen to 235.
 

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 The detainee Yaqoub Qaderi undergoes a surgery in his eyes ,and his solitary confinement is ongoing * The detainee Mahmood Arda lives difficult conditions in the isolation of Ashkelon prison * The administration of prisons transferred the detainee Mohammed Abu Baker from Megiddo isolation to Remon isolation
 

The number of martyrs from the Captive Movement rises to 235

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The Commission of Detainees' Affairs calls for immediate action to stop murder crimes against detainees in Israeli prisons 10/2/2013 The Commission of Detainees' Affairs denounced the crime of murdering the detainee Ahmad Abu Ali, 48, from Yatta/ Hebron, who died this morning at Soroka hospital. The Commission called for immediate action to stop the series of murder, execution and medical crimes committed by the Israeli authorities against our detainees. Abu Baker stated that there should be a serious attitude to confront the Israeli racism and extremism. With the martyrdom of the detainee Ahmad Abu Ali, the number of martyrs from the Captive Movement has risen to (235), including (75) detainees who martyred due to medical ignorance, (80) due to deliberate killing, (73) due to torture and (7) after being shot with live bullets inside the prisons. It is worthy to mention that Abu Ali martyred this morning at Soroka hospital due to medical ignorance, where he was detained since 26/11/2012, and sentenced to 12 years. He is married and a father of 9, and he was detained lately at Naqab prison, and he was suffering from diabetes, hypertension and heart problems.
 
 
 

Occupation authorities issued 260 orders of administrative detention on January /2023

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Occupation authorities issued 260 orders of administrative detention on January /2023   1/2/2023 The Commission of detainees stated that the occupation authorities issued 260 administrative detention orders last month against detainees. The Commission clarified in a report issued today that orders included (103) new orders and (157) extending orders ranging from 2 to 6 months. There are currently (860) administrative detainees held in ( Ofer, Naqab and Megiddo) prisons, including 7 minors and 2 women . The administrative detention is defined as an " arrest without charge or trial, where nor the detainee neither his lawyer are allowed to know the reason of arrest, which is based on the presence of a confidential file ".
 

ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS

  • The Commission of Detainees Affairs organized a symposium on "The Israeli terrorism and racial laws against detainees". >

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  • Abu Baker calls on the European Union to act immediately and hold Israel accountable for its crimes against the Palestinian detainees >

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  • The director of Media Department presents a paper on minor detainees in Brussels Conference >

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  • The Commission of Detainees' Affairs arranges a specialized workshop on house arrest against children from Jerusalem >

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REPORTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

  • April 2026 Update on Numbers of Palestinian Political Detainees in Israeli Occupation’s Prisons >

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  • Palestinian Child’s Day Highlights Escalating, Systematic Targeting of Palestinian Children >

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  • International Women’s Day: 72 Palestinian Female Political Detainees in Israeli Occupation Prisons Face Abuse, Severe Violations >

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  • Update on the Number of Political Prisoners in Israeli Occupation Prisons – February 2026 >

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