Prisoners' Club: The Occupation Continues to Detain at Least 350 Children in Harsh Conditions

The Palestinian Prisoners' Club announces that Israeli occupation forces continue to detain Palestinian children, with at least 350 children remaining in detention under harsh conditions since the start of the genocide war in Gaza.

The Palestinian Prisoners' Club issued a statement affirming that Israeli occupation forces continue to detain Palestinian children, noting that at least 350 children remain in detention under harsh conditions. The club explained that more than 2,000 children have been detained since the start of the genocide war in Gaza. Last night, occupation forces detained at least six children from the West Bank, mainly in the towns of Sa'ir and Shuyukh in Hebron. The club accused the occupation of practicing intimidation, detention, torture, starvation, isolation, and denial of healthcare, as part of ongoing violations and crimes reflecting the stage of genocide. It also criticized the policy of administrative detention, which leaves children facing the unknown and deprives them of family and educational stability, considering that the occupation courts contribute to entrenching these crimes.