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200 Palestinian minors jailed in Israel
200 Palestinian minors jailed in Israel
Jun 15, 2026 2:48 AM

  The Palestinian Prisoners Society said in a statement "Most of the Palestinian minors are detained in Ofer detention center near Ramallah and Megiddo and Sharon prisons in northern Israel."

  Two female minors, aged 16 and 17, are detained in Israeli Hasharon prison, the release said.

  According to the NGO, arrest campaigns against Palestinian minors increased after mid-2014, particularly after recent tension in Jerusalem where hundreds of children have been detained for various periods of time.

  "Israel arrests at least two Palestinian children in Jerusalem every day," the NGO said.

  Al-Khalil (Hebron) came in the second place among Palestinian provinces in terms of the number of detained minors after East Jerusalem.

  "At least 70 Palestinian children have been detained in Al-Khalil since the beginning of 2015," the statement said.

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  Gaza children

  Source: Worldbulletin

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