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Judicial Ratification Without Review: Occupation Courts and the Administrative Detention File
The occupation’s security services and its courts work in tandem to keep as many Palestinian prisoners as possible in detention…
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The Entrenchment of Administrative Detention: More Than 5,000 Orders Since the Start of 2026
The occupation’s courts have issued more than 5,000 administrative detention orders since the start of 2026, new orders and renewals…
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Turning Eighteen in Ofer: Ibrahim Wazwaz and the Administrative Detention of Childhood
Ibrahim Mohammad Wazwaz was 17 the night occupation forces raided his family’s home in Hebron and told him to hand…
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Family Buries Amputated Leg of Child Prisoner in Tuqu as He Remains in Detention
The family of Mohammed Hamid, 15 and a half, a child prisoner from Tuqu East of Bethlehem, has buried his…
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Administrative Detention and the Withheld Body: The Odeh Family of Anata, Occupied Jerusalem
Umm Mohammed has two sons in occupation prisons, one of them 15, both under administrative detention orders. Her husband, Barakat…
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Palestinian Surgeon Beaten to Death at Ofer Prison
About 20 guards beat Dr. Adnan al-Bursh at Ofer prison. He died while the prisoners shouted for a doctor. Al-Bursh,…
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Enforced Disappearance and the Unnamed Dead: Palestinian Prisoners from Gaza Since October 2023
The occupation has killed 91 Palestinian prisoners whose names are known, and it is concealing the deaths of dozens more,…
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Thirty-Nine Palestinian Journalists in Occupation Prisons, Nineteen Held Without Charge
More than 260 Palestinian journalists have been martyred since the aggression began. Another 39 are in prison today. Two have…
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Punishment: “Public Service” Sentencing and the Criminalization of Palestinian Expression
The occupation court in Nazareth handed Sheikh Kamal al-Khatib nine months of “public service” on July 21, 2026. It also…
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Nine Months of Unpaid Labor: The Punishment Called Public Service
Occupation courts sentenced Sheikh Kamal Khatib and photojournalist Alaa al-Sous within two days of each other. Miss a day of…
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