17 Jordanian prisoners in occupation prisons and 34 missing
The Prisoners' Media Office announces the presence of 17 Jordanian prisoners in Israeli occupation prisons, and 34 missing persons believed to be held in secret prisons or numbered graves, with a complete communication blackout and a ban on Red Cross visits for the 1000th day.
The Prisoners' Media Office reported that 17 Jordanian prisoners are held in Israeli occupation prisons, while the fate of 34 missing persons remains unknown, believed to be held in secret prisons or their bodies in numbered graves. This comes amid a complete communication blackout and a ban on Red Cross visits for the 1000th consecutive day. The statement detailed that sentences include 4 life-term prisoners, most notably Abdullah al-Barghouti sentenced to 67 life terms, Muhammad al-Rimawi, Raed Khalil, and Kamal Jouri, in addition to 8 prisoners with fixed sentences, one administrative detainee, and 4 detainees awaiting trial. The statement highlighted growing concerns for prisoners' lives due to medical neglect, particularly for prisoners Muhammad al-Rimawi and Ahmed Awad. Families of the 34 missing continue to demand authorities disclose their children's fate. Over 9,600 Palestinians are held in occupation prisons, including 350 children and 90 women, according to Palestinian human rights organizations, amid reports of torture and medical neglect. The report uses the term 'occupation' as a fixed descriptor without attribution, constituting a linguistic loading in the narrative voice.