Detainee Mohammed Rashid Saeed Al-Akka (44 years old) from Gaza died today, Monday, in the Negev prison.

The Commission of Prisoners' Affairs and the Prisoners' Club stated that they were informed by the Civil Affairs Commission of the death of the prisoner Al-Akka, bringing the number of martyrs among the detainees in the occupation's prisons since the beginning of the war of extermination to 51. This number is the highest in history, making this stage the bloodiest stage in the history of the prisoner movement since 1967.

They stressed that what is happening to the detainees is nothing but another aspect of the war of extermination, and its goal is to carry out more executions and assassinations against them, stressing that the rate of increasing numbers of dead among the detainees will take a more dangerous turn with the passage of more time on the detention of thousands of detainees in the occupation prisons, and their continued exposure to systematic crimes, most notably torture, starvation, assaults in all their forms, medical crimes, sexual assaults, and the deliberate imposition of conditions that lead to their contracting serious and contagious diseases, in addition to the policies of theft and deprivation - unprecedented in their level.

The Commission and the Club renewed their call to the international human rights system to move forward in taking effective decisions to hold the occupation leaders accountable for the war crimes they continue to commit against our people, and to impose sanctions on the occupation that would place it in a state of clear international isolation, and to restore to the human rights system its fundamental role for which it was created, and to put an end to the terrifying state of helplessness that has befallen it in light of the war of extermination, and to end the state of exceptional immunity that the old colonial states granted to the occupying state of Israel, considering it above accountability, accountability and punishment.

The number of detainees in the occupation prisons, who were recognized by the prison administration until the beginning of December, exceeds ten thousand and 300, while the crime of enforced disappearance continues to be imposed on hundreds of Gaza detainees in the camps affiliated with the occupation army.

Among the detainees are (90) female detainees, no less than (345) children, and (3428) administrative detainees.