The occupation forces arrested more than 1,350 Palestinians from the West Bank, and this number does not include the detained workers and the Gaza detainees, whose identities and numbers of detainees have not yet been accurately known to the Palestinian authorities and institutions.

Last night and at dawn on Wednesday, the Israeli occupation forces launched an arrest campaign that targeted at least 80 Palestinians from the West Bank, including two women from Jerusalem, with the continued systematic arrests and comprehensive aggression launched by the occupation against the Palestinian people.

The arrests were concentrated in the governorates of Hebron, Bethlehem, and Jerusalem, and the rest of the arrests were distributed across the majority of the governorates of the West Bank.

The Prisoners' Commission and the Prisoners' Club stated that the occupation forces have escalated their arrest campaigns since October 7, the date of the resistance battle, "Al-Aqsa Flood." In an unprecedented way.

The occupation forces arrested more than 1,350 Palestinians from the West Bank, and this toll does not include the detained workers and the Gaza detainees, whose identities and numbers of detainees have not yet been accurately known to the Palestinian authorities and institutions.

The Prisoners' Authority and the Prisoners' Club pointed out that the occupation began carrying out systematic assassination operations against prisoners with premeditation, in light of the martyrdom of two detainees in the occupation prisons, who were arrested after the seventh of this October as part of the widespread arrest campaigns, namely Arafat Hamdan and Omar Daraghmeh. .

Based on the testimonies and accounts received from detainees who were recently released, and in light of the data reaching the institutions that reflect the level of crime, including assaults, death threats, and operations of abuse at several levels, the occupation authorities are carrying out the systematic assassination of prisoners.

It is noteworthy that the number of prisoners in the occupation prisons, according to available data, reached about 6,600 after the escalating arrest campaigns since October 7, including at least 50 female prisoners, and more than 1,600 administrative detainees.

Source: Agencies