As Israeli military operations escalate in Gaza and the West Bank, thousands of Palestinians remain imprisoned, with many held without formal charges. On the 51st Palestinian Prisoners' Day, the stark reality of these detentions was brought into focus, echoing a long history of such practices since 1967. The article highlights personal accounts from former prisoners, emphasizing the broader implications of these detentions on Palestinian families and communities, especially concerning the often overlooked situation of children in Israeli jails.
Many Palestinians are held in Israeli prisons without any charges, reflecting a continued pattern of detainment since the occupation began in 1967.
On this 51st Palestinian Prisoners' Day, the impact of ongoing conflict is highlighted, with thousands still jailed, including children, amid continued military operations.
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