New UN Commision of Inquiry Report on Occupation’s War Crimes Takes on Greater Urgency After the Occupation’s Breaches Ceasefire
For more than 17 months, Israeli occupation authorities have been continuing their campaigns of abuse against Palestinian prisoners inside prisons and detention camps, as part of a systematic repressive policy amid the ongoing genocide war targeting the Palestinian people.
Harsh conditions and systematic abuse of prisoners in Israeli occupation prisons...
Ramlah Prison Clinic, Megiddo Prison, Damon Prison...
For more than 17 months, Israeli occupation authorities have been continuing their campaigns of abuse against Palestinian prisoners inside prisons and detention camps, as part of a systematic repressive policy amid the ongoing genocide war targeting the Palestinian people.
As the March 2025 Conference of the High Contracting Parties (HCP) to the Fourth Geneva Convention approaches, Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association urges all HCPs to take decisive action against Israel’s illegal military court system, which serves as a tool of oppression, mass incarceration, and apartheid against the Palestinian people.
As the March 2025 Conference of the High Contracting Parties (HCP) to the Fourth Geneva Convention approaches, Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association urges all HCPs to take decisive action against Israel’s illegal military court system, which serves as a tool of oppression, mass incarceration, and apartheid against the Palestinian people.
On Wednesday, February 26, 2025, the occupation authorities released 642 prisoners in the seventh and final batch of the first phase of the prisoner exchange deal. These prisoners were originally supposed to be released on Saturday the 22nd of February, but at the last moment, the occupation authorities refused to release them and returned them to their cells under harsh conditions.
On Wednesday, February 26, 2025, the occupation authorities released 642 prisoners in the seventh and final batch of the first phase of the prisoner exchange deal. These prisoners were originally supposed to be released on Saturday the 22nd of February, but at the last moment, the occupation authorities refused to release them and returned them to their cells under harsh conditions.
On Saturday, February 15, 2025, the occupation authorities released 369 Palestinian prisoners as part of the sixth batch of the first phase of the exchange deal. Among them, 36 prisoners serving life sentences were released, with 24 forcefully deported to Egypt. Additionally, 333 prisoners from Gaza, who had been detained by the occupation after October 7, were also released.
The Palestinian Human Rights Organizations Council (PHROC) has been monitoring the decision issued by the Palestinian president regarding the transfer of the mechanisms for disbursing the entitlements and allowances of prisoners, the families of martyrs, and the wounded to the Palestinian National Economic Empowerment Institution.
On Saturday, February 15, 2025, the occupation authorities released 369 Palestinian prisoners as part of the sixth batch of the first phase of the exchange deal. Among them, 36 prisoners serving life sentences were released, with 24 forcefully deported to Egypt. Additionally, 333 prisoners from Gaza, who had been detained by the occupation after October 7, were also released.
