The Palestinian Prisoners Club said on Monday that the occupation army re-arrested a girl who was released in the exchange batches that took place last November, bringing the number of re-arrested Palestinians to 24.

The club added in a statement that “the occupation forces re-arrested the student at Birzeit University and the former prisoner released in the exchange batches, Dania Hanatsheh.”

Hanatsheh was arrested from her family’s home in the Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate in the central West Bank, according to the same statement.

With the arrest of Hanatsheh, the number of arrests among the released prisoners who were released during the exchange batches rises to 24, of whom the occupation kept 18 of them in detention, including 6 boys, 6 female prisoners, in addition to 6 others who are over the age of childhood, after their release.

The Prisoners Club said that “some of those re-arrested were transferred to administrative detention, including children, in addition to two female prisoners.”

The statement stressed that "targeting former and released prisoners is one of the most prominent systematic policies that the occupation has historically used and continues to use."

Since the start of the war of extermination after October 7, the occupation has escalated its targeting of former prisoners as part of daily arrest campaigns, according to the same source.

It is noteworthy that the number of released female and child prisoners in the exchange deals that took place last November reached 240.