5,000 arrests in two weeks, the number of Palestinians imprisoned in Israeli prisons exceeded 10,000
Israel arrested more than 5,000 Palestinians during the last two weeks, after which the number of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails exceeded 10,000.
Al Jazeera reported that before October 7, there were about
5,200 Palestinians in Israeli prisons. According to the Palestinian
authorities, the number of prisoners has increased to more than 10,000 since
the war was imposed on Gaza.
Palestinian prisoners who escaped from an Israeli prison were
arrested
According to the authorities, during the last two weeks, Israel
has arrested about 4,000 workers from Gaza and imprisoned them in military
bases who were working in Israel. In addition, Israel has also arrested
1,070 other Palestinians in raids in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem.
2 weeks into the Israeli offensive, signs of life in Gaza are
fading
Sahar Francis, head of the Ramallah-based Admir prisoners'
rights group, said the arrests were taking place 24 hours a day. Most of
the people from Gaza are being held at Sde Teyman, a military base near Be'er
al-Sabi (Beer Sheva) in the southern Negev desert, he said.
