Occupation courts reject appeals of 42 prisoners against administrative detention

Israeli military courts rejected appeals filed by 42 Palestinian prisoners against their administrative detention orders, according to a list published by the Prisoners' Media Office. Administrative detention allows detention without charge or trial, with orders renewable. The rejection of appeals kept the detention orders in effect.

Israeli occupation military courts rejected appeals filed by 42 Palestinian prisoners against their administrative detention orders, according to a list published by the Prisoners' Media Office. The list included the names of the prisoners, among them Muhammad Abdullah Barqawi, Muhammad Salama al-Rashaida, Muhammad Jihad Jaradat, and others. Under administrative detention, detainees are held without an indictment or trial, with detention orders renewable for consecutive periods by military decisions. The Prisoners' Media Office said the rejection of appeals kept the administrative detention orders against the prisoners in effect, without any change in their detention decisions. The article reports the news without analysis or commentary from the writer, relying on a statement issued by the Prisoners' Media Office.