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Reports indicate that Israeli occupation forces arrested 630 citizens from the West Bank, including Jerusalem, during July. These arrests are part of systematic campaigns targeting all segments of Palestinian society, including children, women, and released prisoners. Since the start of the genocide, the number of detentions in the West Bank has exceeded 25,000 cases, with daily arrests continuing as one of the Israeli aggression tools. These arrests have been accompanied by severe violations such as nighttime raids, property destruction, assaults on detainees and their families, hostage-taking, theft of money, and ongoing field executions. In the same context, the town of Tal in Nablus witnessed an escalation in July through extensive raids and arrests, during which residents were injured and homes vandalized, as part of collective punishment policies. Arrests also increased in settlement areas. Regarding prisoners, the number reached over 9,400 in Israeli jails by August, including approximately 370 children and 92 women, with 3,198 held under administrative detention. The prisoners face harsh conditions, including torture, starvation, denial of medical treatment, and isolation, amid ongoing bans on Red Cross visits and the deprivation of their basic rights, all of which heighten the daily risks to their lives.
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