Why are there many Palestinian prisons in Israel? | Israel-Palestine Disputes News

At least 23 prisoners of Palestinians released by Israel as part of a financing work, bringing the formal persecution of the friends of Palestine in the military.

At least 290 Palestinian prisoners released by two badges because Hamas-Israel erased fire started on January 19, completing the 15-month force in Gaza.

According to Adameeer in Support and Support Organization, a Bank Rights Agency Rights Deleted in the West, 320 children held in the Israelite prisons before the recent belief.

So, what do we know about the prisoners of Palestinians and why are they attempted in military courts?

What do we know about the children of Palestine’s children in Israel?

In 2016, Israel introduced a new law that allows children between the ages of 12 and 14 to be in court arrest, meaning that they could be held in court as adult sentences and given prison sentences. Earlier, they are those aged 14 or more who are not sentenced in prison. Prison sentences cannot start until the child reaches 14, yet [PDF].

The new law, which was approved on August 2, 2016 with Israel’s Konenses, allows for a small charge on charges of murder, attempted murder or lower age “as well as the Knoset statement during the law.

This change was made after Ahmed Manasra were arrested in 2015 in Mpumalanga in Mpumalanga at 13 years of age. . Later, his sentence was answered for nine years in a complaint.

About 10,000 children of Palestine have been held in the cells of Israeli soldiers 20 years ago, according to the children.

The reasons for child arrests range from cooling stones for engaging in a 10-member disfellowshipless without consent without permission, “may be regarded as political”.

What law are they under the law, who were imprisoned by Israel?

By defeating, Palestinian prisoners are being attempted and tried in battle rather than with the state courts.

The Law allowed Israel to use military courts in the field.

The minimum legal legal system, under which Israelite immigrants living in the West and East Jerusalem may be under the military law while the Palestinians are under the military registrations and the Israelite courts.

This means that a large number of Palestinians is tied without the correct basic process.

“Israelite authorities, however, congratulates Palestinian children during the night attack, interrogated, Omar Shakir, Israel, and the Palestine Director to build November. 2023.

About three thirds of Palestinian children in the Western Palestine Bank was kept in custody until the end of the trial, compared to 20 percent of Israel’s children from 2017.

HAMKED, human rights help the illegal Palestinians, says children that being held in prisons are allowed for ten minutes to every two weeks in the year 2020.

How many Palestinian prisoners are released until part of Israel – the Hamas Agreement are children?

Israel issued 200 prisoners in Palestine, 120 of whom served in life’s sentences, from its prisons on Saturday as part of the fire ending agreement.

Two of them were children, they were 15 years old. The oldest prisoner, Muhammad Al-tous, were 69 years old. He had spent 39 years in prison, imprisoned for the first time in 1985 while fighting against Israel’s army.

Exchanging on Saturday was the second exchange since completed on January 19. Three prisoners of Palestine had 99 and 21 children and 21 children.

Only eight 160 prisoners arrested before October 7, 2023, when the Hapans-Led Palestinian Hapestinian groups made attacks in southern Israel. The attack killed more than 1,100 people, which were about 250 exiled captives and made a destructive war in Gaza.

Some prisoners in Palestine have been arrested in the Israelite prisons for more than thirty years.

A famous Palestinian leader Marwan Barhousi – who was the Originator of Palestinian Freedom, also known as Fatah, the West Bank Control – in prison for 22 years.

Tamer Qarmrkout, Professor in accordance with Doha Institute for Grade Coungeies, told Al Jazeera that the release of large prisoners “although under” Recoremible Rusueng [the Israeli] work “.

“These prisoners were to be released in a great deal of clashes, which brings peace, completing the work, but the painful truth in Palestine is exactly what we speak,” Qarmigrut continuously, “Qarmigriut Frequent,” Qarmigri.

How many Palestines are in Israel prisons? Have they ever experienced trauma when they were arrested?

Since Sunday, about 10,400 Palestinians from Gaza and West Bank were in captivity in Israel, according to ADTAMER.

In the Palestinian field, a couple of arrest for each of the five Palestinians were charged with it. This rate is twice as high in Palestinian men as women – two in all five men have been arrested.

There are 19 prisoners in Israel and each inside the western bank of the west that catches in prisoners in Palestine. Israel was giving to allow private organizations that help people to visit Israeli prisons in October, so it is difficult to know the numbers and conditions of people going there.

Palestini prisoners issued have been beaten, tortured and repaired before and after the War in Gaza 7.

How many Palestinian prisoners are held outside the charge?

About 3,376 in Palestine were held in Israel undergoing arrest of management, according to Adlemer. Detainee to control a person who is arrested in prison without trial or in a break.

Delegates, including women and children, or their lawyers were allowed to see “the evidence that Israelite forces held the basis for their imprisonment. This practice was against Palestine’s arrest since 1948.

These people were arrested for renewable periods of time, which means this time of arrest is netine and we spent many years.

The arrest of this program includes 41 children and 12 women, according to Adlemer.

What is next?

Some of the other twenty-six captives should be released from the first six weeks of Palestinian cleanness. The following exchange for next Saturday.

Many hope that the next phase will end the battle that condemns the majority of 2.3 million people and leaving hundreds of thousands of famine risk. Conversations begin February 3.