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Palestinian Detainees in Enemy Prisons Reach 9,520

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The Prisoners' and Ex-Prisoners' Affairs Authority and the Prisoners' Club in Palestine have reported a significant rise in the number of Palestinian detainees in enemy prisons, reaching 9,520 since the beginning of the Zionist-American aggression on the Gaza Strip on October 7th. This total includes individuals arrested from their homes, at military checkpoints, or under pressure, as well as those who were taken hostage. The recent wave of arrests has seen at least ten citizens from the West Bank, including a woman from Tulkarm, being detained, with the arrests taking place in the governorates of Ramallah, Hebron, Tulkarm, and Qalqilia. The detentions have been accompanied by violence against the detainees and their families, as well as the destruction of their homes.

Key Takeaways:

  • The total number of Palestinian detainees in enemy prisons has risen to 9,520 since the start of the Zionist-American aggression on the Gaza Strip on October 7th.
  • The detainees were arrested from their homes, at military checkpoints, or under pressure, as well as being taken hostage.
  • The recent wave of arrests has seen at least ten citizens from the West Bank being detained, including a woman from Tulkarm.
  • The arrests have been distributed among the governorates of Ramallah, Hebron, Tulkarm, and Qalqilia.
  • Detainees have been subjected to violence and their families have been targeted, with widespread sabotage and destruction of citizens' homes occurring.
  • The Prisoners' and Ex-Prisoners' Affairs Authority and the Prisoners' Club have reported on the situation, highlighting the urgent need for international attention and action.

Statistics:

  • 9,520 Palestinian detainees in enemy prisons as of July 2024.
  • At least 10 citizens from the West Bank among the recent detainees, including a woman from Tulkarm.
  • Arab and Palestinian prisoners are being detained in various locations, including Ramallah, Hebron, Tulkarm, and Qalqilia.
  • Arrests have been accompanied by attacks against detainees and their families.
  • Homes of detainees have been destroyed or sabotage.

Sources:

  • Saba (July 4, 2024) Palestinian detainees number in enemy prisons rises to 9,520
  • Saba (1999-2022), provided by SyndiGate Media Inc., (link to full-text of this article)

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