17 Jordanian detainees and 34 missing persons
According to the Prisoners' Media Office, there are 17 Jordanian prisoners held in Israeli occupation prisons, while their fate remains unknown for 34 missing individuals who are believed to be detained in secret prisons or have their bodies buried in "numbers graves." There has been complete contact cutoff and a ban on Red Cross visits for over 1,000 days. The prisoners' sentences are distributed among four judges, with some serving life imprisonment—including Abdullah Barghouti, who was sentenced to 67 consecutive life terms—as well as other prisoners and administrative detainees. Concerns for the lives of some prisoners are increasing due to medical neglect and deteriorating health conditions, especially for Reimawi and Awad. Meanwhile, the families of the missing continue to demand the disclosure of their loved ones' whereabouts. The occupation is holding over 9,600 Palestinians, including 350 children and 90 women, according to human rights reports, with allegations of torture and medical neglect.
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