The club said in a statement, “The occupation forces arrested at least 90 citizens, including a woman, between Thursday night and Friday dawn, from cities and towns in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem.”

The Palestinian Prisoners' Club announced that the Israeli occupation army arrested at least 90 people at dawn on Friday in the occupied West Bank, bringing the number of detainees there to 2,400 since last October 7.

The club said in a statement, “The occupation forces arrested at least 90 citizens, including a woman, between Thursday night and Friday dawn, from cities and towns in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem.”

He pointed out that the number of detainees in the West Bank has risen to more than 2,400 Palestinians since October 7, and “the arrests were accompanied by systematic acts of abuse against the detainees and their families,” according to the statement.

The Prisoner's Club stated that the Israeli army executed the minor, Muhammad Aziyah (17 years old), after his arrest.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society had previously said that its crews received the body of the boy who was arrested and wounded, before his death was announced.

Arrests are carried out by raiding Palestinian homes during the hours of the night until dawn, and detainees are transferred to temporary detention centers, before being referred to the main investigation centers or prisons.

Since last October 7, the Israeli army has carried out daily raids and incursions into villages and towns in the West Bank and Jerusalem, accompanied by confrontations, arrests, and the firing of bullets and tear gas bombs.