•  Central Events Program for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day 2026

    Central Events Program for Palestinian Prisoners’ Day 2026

  • Palestinian Prisoners'  Day 2026

    Palestinian Prisoners' Day 2026

  • Invitation to Journalists and Media Outlets in Palestine

    Invitation to Journalists and Media Outlets in Palestine

  •  April 2026 Update on Numbers of Palestinian Political Detainees in Israeli Occupation’s Prisons

    April 2026 Update on Numbers of Palestinian Political Detainees in Israeli Occupation’s Prisons

  • Palestinian Child’s Day Highlights Escalating, Systematic Targeting of  Palestinian Children

    Palestinian Child’s Day Highlights Escalating, Systematic Targeting of Palestinian Children

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Deliberate procrastination and medical ignorance against 3 detainees in Israeli jails

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The Commission of Detainees' Affairs expressed its deep concerns on the increasing use of medical ignorance policy implemented by the administration of prisons against sick detainees, and the constant targeting in preventing the appropriate medical treatment for them.
The commission revealed 3 sick cases in Israeli prisons, including the detainee Ahmad Khaseeb (25 years) from Aroura/Ramallah. Khaseeb suffers from Thalassemia, and needs special care for his case. He has been arrested from his house last month, on the day he was supposed to take a dose of blood, which he takes every 21 days.
He was held at Ofer prison and sentenced to 4 months of administration detention , and then the sentence was mitigated to 2 months.
Another case in point is the detainees Raafat Battat (40 years) from Thahrya/ Hebron. He is held at Jelboa prison and suffers from severe toothache, since he does not have grinding teeth and it is difficult for him to chew food. He needs to implant grinding teeth, so he will be able to eat normally.
The last case in point is the detainee Ali Rajabi (45 years) from Hebron. He suffers from migraine which leads him to lose focus and to be stressed and tired all the time. He also have problems in his eye and needs an urgent surgery, but the administration of Jelboa prison is procrastinate in moving him to hospital.

The occupation authorities release the sick detainee Jaafar Ghanem

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The Commission of Detainees' Affairs stated that the occupation authorities have released the sick detainee Jaafar Ghanem from Qalqilia.
The Commission explained that Ghanem suffers from cancer in lymph glands, and he needs permanent medical treatment.
He has been released at Jalama border today, after a detention lasted for 9 days, in which he was subjected to interrogation.
The Commission condemned the crimes of medical ignorance, which are committed against Palestinian detainees by the administration of prisons.

 

"The Israeli Supreme Court" refuses the plea submitted by the Commission of detainees, regarding the administrative detention against the detainee al-joujo 

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The Commission of Detainees' Affairs stated that the so-called "Israeli Supreme Court" refused the plea submitted by the Commission against the administrative detention order of the detainee Jum'a al-joujo from Bethlehem. 
The Commission explained that the occupation authorities have arrested him in 19/11/2020, and issued a sentence of administrative detention for six months against him. 
The Commission pointed out that the Israeli Supreme Court has refused 13 pleas against the administrative detention orders,submitted by the Commission since the beginning of 2021. 
Moreover,  the occupation authorities turned the military courts into a political mean which helps to abuse and suppress the Palestinian detainees during arrest, interrogation and moot courts.
It's worthy to mention that Jum'a al-joujo is from Gaza Strip. He has been arrested many times, the first of which was in 2003, where he was sentenced to 11 years of imprisonment.  He has been exiled to the West Bank after releasing him. He got arrested in 2015 for two years, and rearrested another time last year under the administrative detention.

Difficult health conditions for 3 detainees in Israeli prisons

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The Commission of Detainees' Affairs stated that sick detainees live in difficult circumstances due to the deliberate medical ignorance by the administration of prisons.
A case in point is the detainee Imad Kmail (55 years), from Qabatya/ Jenin. He suffers from many chronic diseases, such as stomach pains and urinary tract infections. The administration of prisons gives him only painkillers without providing the proper health care. He also suffers from nasal sinuses, breathing disorders and weak sense of smelling.
Another case in point is the detainee Ibrahim Ighnaimat, (42 years) from Surif/ Hebron. He suffers from weakness in heart muscle and needs to install a pacemaker. However, the administration of Remon prison procrastinates in the process of the operation, where his health condition requires an immediate operation.
The last case in point is the detainee Munther Ighbaryeh, (55 years) from Tulkarem. He suffers from obstruction in tear duct, and there is a while material in his eye. He needs an urgent surgery in his eye, but the administration of Jelboa prison refuses.

 

The Commission of Detainees' Affairs reveals testimonies of three minors who have been tortured and abused during arrest

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The Commission stated that the occupation authorities resorted to abusive and barbaric methods in dealing with Palestinian detainees, especially children  where they are subjected to different forms of physical and psychological torture during arrest and in interrogation sessions. 
A case in point is the minor Malek Abu Hashash from Hebron. He has been arrested with two of his friends, where the Israeli forces attacked them and beat them violently. Then, they handcuffed the boys and took them to close military camp, and then they transferred them to Megiddo prison , and did not stop the attack and beat along the way.
Another case in point is the minor Loay Jbour  (16 years old) from Nablus. He has been attacked by Israeli forces in Kufr Kasem village (occupied territories), and arrested under the pretext of not having permit. The boy got injuries due to the severe beating and bruises on his mouth and forehead.  They transferred him to Betah Tekva interrogation center for 21 days and then moved him to the minors' section at Megiddo prison. 
The last case in point is the minor Muhammad Qaq (17 years old) from Salfit. He got attacked in his work place, where the Israeli forces opened fire and started to shoot in the air and threaten other workers. They beat him, handcuffed and blindfolded his eyes. He has been transferred to Jalamah interrogation center and remained there for 20 days.  Then they transferred him to Megiddo prison.

Aggressive campaign of arrests is carried out currently by occupation forces in Jerusalem

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The Commission of Detainees' Affairs stated that the army and police of the occupation are currently implementing and violent campaign of arrests against the people of Jerusalem.

The Commission explained that the Israeli forces have committed incursions to tens of houses in Jerusalem since the early morning, and arrested many people and delivered summons for people who were not in their houses during the incursions.

The Commission also stated that the incursions were very terrible, where the attacks were deliberate on all houses subjected to the incursion. They also destroyed the belongings of all houses, where the incursions are carried out by a large number of soldiers and police officers.

The Commission revealed that there is a team of advocates are working in the field 24 hours in Jerusalem to follow up arrest cases against them.

 Known people who have been arrested till now:

Jamil Abbasi

Ibrahim Natsheh

Rami Fakhouri

Muhammad Abu Lafi

Thaer Abu Lafi

Yousef Haziana

Majdi Ghrouf

Jamal Ghoul

Storming the house of Tamer Khalfawi

Jehad Qawwas

Obada Najeeb

 

M.G Abu Baker: I call on the international community to protect Palestinian journalists and media professionals from the occupation's attacks

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The Head of the Commission of Detainees' Affairs, Qadri Abu Baker, stated that the occupation authorities targeted Palestinian journalists over the past few years. We monitored hundreds of violations against them, such as detention, arbitrary arrests, administrative detention, unfair sentences, attacks and incursions, closing media institutions, confiscating equipment and devices, chasing and summoning journalists and preventing them from travelling.

Abu Baker explained that the targeting also included activist on social media, who expressed their opinion, in order to suppress, threaten and prevent them from writing.

He also called on the international conference on World Press Freedom Day 2021, hosted by the UNESCO and the government of Namibia, held in Windhoek April 29- May 3, to get clear recommendations that protect Palestinian journalists, and intervene to release 16 detainees who are still detained in Israeli prisons.

Abu Baker added: "I call on all the international unions specialized in journalism and press to support their colleagues detained in Israeli prisons, and provide protection for everyone who work in this field in the Palestinian lands form the suppressive and unfair measures of the occupation".

Abu Baker saluted and sent his greetings and respects to all Palestinian journalists and media professionals for their   endurance on the hardships of the profession and the hatred of the occupation. He also praised and appreciated their national role in supporting the detainees' cause and exposing the violations they are subjected to.

The General Assembly of the United Nations announced the World Press Freedom Day for the first time on December 1993, based on a recommendation by the general conference of the UNESCO, and since then, the anniversary of the declaration has been celebrated around the world on May 3 as World Press Freedom Day.

The date of the World Press Freedom Day refers to the conference held by the UNESCO in Windhoek city in 1991.

May 3 is considered a reminder for governments to respect and fulfill its commitments towards the press freedom, and it is also a day for journalists and media professionals to discuss the issues of press freedom and profession ethics.

 

In the occasion of Mother's day, 12 mothers are suffering from the cruelty of jailor and deprivation of children

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The Commission of Detainees' Affairs stated that there are (12) Palestinian mothers are currently held at Damoun and Hasharon prisons, suffering from the cruelty of jailor and deprivation of children in the occasion of Mother's Day, in which people all over the world are celebrating.

The detained mothers are: Israa Jaabis, Fadwa Hamada, Amani Hasheem, Hilweh Hamamreh, Nisreen Hassan, Inas Asafreh, Aya Khateeb, Iman Awar, Khitam Saafin, Shurouq Badan, Khalida Jarrar and Anhar Deek.

The commission stated that their children are missing them especially on this day, where the detained mothers are deprived of visits under feeble pretexts, and in light of the procedures of Coronavirus which stopped the visits.

The commission also said that women detainees suffer from all kinds of stress and arbitrary measures by jailors such as: medical negligence, incursions to their rooms and imposing punishments against them. They live in hard detention conditions.

It is pointed out that the Israeli occupation authorities have arrested more than 17.000 Palestinian Women since 1967, where the commission highlighted the national role of the Palestinian women in holding the responsibility of confronting the occupation.

The commission called the international community to release the Palestinian women and mothers, and provide support to protect them and their children.

ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS

  • The Commission of Detainees Affairs organized a symposium on "The Israeli terrorism and racial laws against detainees". >

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  • Abu Baker calls on the European Union to act immediately and hold Israel accountable for its crimes against the Palestinian detainees >

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  • The director of Media Department presents a paper on minor detainees in Brussels Conference >

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  • The Commission of Detainees' Affairs arranges a specialized workshop on house arrest against children from Jerusalem >

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REPORTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

  • April 2026 Update on Numbers of Palestinian Political Detainees in Israeli Occupation’s Prisons >

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  • Palestinian Child’s Day Highlights Escalating, Systematic Targeting of Palestinian Children >

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  • International Women’s Day: 72 Palestinian Female Political Detainees in Israeli Occupation Prisons Face Abuse, Severe Violations >

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  • Update on the Number of Political Prisoners in Israeli Occupation Prisons – February 2026 >

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