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On Children’s Day: 350 Palestinian Children Inside Israeli Prisons
Israeli prisons hold 350 Palestinian children in the juvenile sections of Ofer and Megiddo. The occupation has arrested more than…
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What Hamza Allan’s Family Is Not Allowed to Know
Hamza Allan: Arrested at 17, Approaching Two Years in Israeli Detention Without Charge Hamza Abdullah Allan has spent nearly two…
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Six From One Family, Behind Israeli Bars
Six members of the Zeidat family from Bani Naim, near Hebron, are held in Israeli prisons. Two are serving life…
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The House the Arrests Emptied
Israeli forces arrested Iyad Barakat Awdah, 15, at his home in Anata on January 15, 2026. He has a seizure…
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Munir al-Arouj: Years Lost to Administrative Detention and Night Raids
Munir Muhammad Mahmoud al-Arouj has lost 20 kilograms since Israeli forces took him from his home on September 6, 2025.…
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From Interrogation to Isolation: Farah Hanaysheh in HaSharon Prison
Farah Mohammed Hanaysheh, 22, has spent roughly 50 days in solitary confinement at HaSharon Prison. Israeli authorities have filed no…
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Al-Fakhouri: Prisoner Execution Bill Violates International Law, Legitimizes Occupation Crimes
The Knesset’s National Security Committee approved a bill last Tuesday that would allow the execution of Palestinian prisoners, clearing it…
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Legislating Execution: Israel’s Death Penalty Bill and Its Target
Israel’s Knesset is closer than ever to passing a death penalty law aimed at Palestinian prisoners. The National Security Committee…
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Israel’s Execution Law Advances
The occupation’s Knesset security committee has approved a law allowing the execution of Palestinian prisoners, clearing it for second and…
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38 Gaza Prisoners Finished Their Sentences.. None Have Been Freed
More than 38 prisoners from the Gaza Strip have completed their sentences in full. The Palestine Center for Prisoner Studies…
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