The head of the Commission, Qadri Abu Baker, warned of the overt policy pursued by the Israeli occupation, in chasing and murdering Palestinian former detainees.

He pointed out that the consecutive crimes, the last of which was committed against the former detainee Mujahed Hamed, in addition to the former detainees Ata Shalabi, Sedqi Zakarna and Tareq Damj from Jenin.

These actions indicate that the racism of the occupation feed on the blood of Palestinians, especially those who sacrificed their lives for their nation.

Abu Baker said that the statements of the extremist Ben Gvir, who greeted the soldiers who committed this crime today in Jenin, describing them as heroes .

Abu Baker paid tribute to the tournaments and struggle of our people, especially detainees and former detainees and their families.

Abu Baker called on the international community to respond to the demands of Palestinian leaders and people represented in providing international protection, and stopping the Israeli crimes against Palestinians.

The head of the Commission of Detainees' Affairs, Qadri Abu Baker, confirmed that the occupation authorities still practicing the policy of medical ignorance against Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons.

Abu Baker stated that the detainee Naser Abu Hmaid, who suffers from cancer, was the last victim of this policy, where the occupation authorities stopped his chemotherapy, and refused to release him , claiming that there is no decision to release detainees earlier eventhough after their martyrdom.

He also said that there are many sick detainees in Israeli prisons left without any medical assistance, and they are only given painkillers.

Abu Baker stressed on the necessity to send physicians to follow up the health condition of detainees in general and sick ones in particular.

The Commission called on the Israeli authorities to conduct medical examinations every 6 months, in order to reveal any chronic diseases at early stages.

Abu Baker referred to the continuous request by the World Health Organisation and Human Rights organisations to follow up the health conditions of Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons.

The prison service holds the the detainee Yaser Zaid Salahat, 22, from Jenin at the cells of Jelboa prison in terrible conditions.

The lawyer of the Commission, Shiren Eraqi, demonstrated the details of his detention and point out that he's isolated in awful circumstances, where the prisons service deliberately transferred him every three months to different solitary confinement.

The lawyer stated that she had waited one hour to allow visiting him, and when he came to the visit he was handcuffed, under the pretext that he constitutes a threat to the security of the state.

The Commission pointed out that after the operation of Jelboa tunnel, the standards and the criteria have changed a lot, and since then, the prisons administration did not stop to take revenge from detainees and imposed punitive measures against them.

The Israeli authorities have issued (242) administrative detention orders last November, including (120) new orders and (122) renewal orders for between 2_6 months.

The Commission pointed out that (2050) administrative detention orders have been issued since the beginning of this year, which confirms that the occupation authorities are proceeding to implement this unjust policy against the Palestinian people, claiming the presence of a confidential file.

Thereby, the Israeli authorities deprive detainees of their freedom and hold them in prisons without informing them of the reasons of their arrest, and without putting them on fair prosecution.

(830) detainees are currently held under the administrative detention, including 5 minors and 3 women, ( Bushra Taweel, Shurouq Badan and Raghad Fanni).

The occupation authorities arrested (490) Palestinians on November 2022, including (76) minors and (12) women. The highest rate of arrests goes for Hebron, followed by Jerusalem, Ramallah, Jenin and Nablus.

Detainees' institutions and human rights organisations ( The Commission of Detainees' Affairs, the Palestinian Society Prisoner's Club, Addameer Association and Wadi Hilweh Information centre) pointed out that there are currently (4700) detainees in Israeli prisons, including (34) women, (150) minors and (835) administrative detainees including (3) women and (4) minors.

The highest rate of arrests on November 2022 was in Hebron with (135) cases, followed by Jerusalem with (123) cases, and Ramallah with (52) .

(242) administrative detention orders have been issued on November 2022, including (120) new orders and (122) renewal orders.

The Commission of Detainees' Affairs stated today that the list of long-term detainees has risen to (314) ,after the join of (21) detainees on November 2022. There are (39) detainees who spent more than 25 years in Israeli prisons, where the detainee Jamal Alhour joined the list of " generals of patience " last month.

The list also includes (25) detainees who are imprisoned since before the Oslo Accord and the establishment of the Palestinian National Authority. The Commission stated that the list of "iconic detainees " , those who were imprisoned since more than 30 years respectively, has risen to (19) detainees after the join of Mohammad Falana, from Ramallah, and he is detained since 29/11/1992.

(8) detainees have served more than 35 years in Israeli prisons, the oldest of whom are the detainees Maher and Kareem Younis, who are imprisoned since 40 years.

It must be pointed out that there are tens of detainees who have been released under the shalit bargain, but they got rearrested in 2014. The detainee Nael Barghouthi is a case in point, where he spent more than 42 years in Israeli prisons.

The Commission confirmed that these numbers are unprecedented, and likely to rise during the coming months.