Fayha Shalash

More than 9,500 Palestinian prisoners are currently held in Israeli prisons, including 86 women and 350 children.

'Fencing' has become common among Israeli settlers in the West Bank to arbitrarily extend control over Palestinian land at minimal cost.

"Ali was shot 23 times in the head, his wife 15 times, and the two children, one with 9 and the other with 5, all in the head."

Since the beginning of 2026, the Jerusalem Governorate has documented more than 260 orders forcibly barring Palestinian worshippers from the mosque.

This new military law appears, on the surface, to be environmentally friendly, but its essence is dangerous: it continues the policy of land confiscation.

Several observers say these systematic attacks on Palestinian universities are part of a broader Israeli plan to annexe the occupied West Bank.

There are no official statistics on the number of homes seized in the occupied West Bank, but it has clearly been escalating since October 2023.

One in every five Palestinians killed by Israeli forces so far in 2025 across the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, was a child, according to the UN.

Frustration grips the families of the prisoners, who are demanding serious action from international human rights organisations and the entire free world.

"The scenes we saw were cruel. They made us wonder what they did to our sons' bodies, how they were buried, how long they remained in the morgues.."