Gaza has seen 15,000 arrests since the onset of the conflict
Since the beginning of the October War in 2023, Israeli occupation authorities have detained over 15,000 Palestinians from Gaza, including medical personnel, Civil Defense members, journalists, women, children, and the elderly. Multiple detention centers such as Sde Timan, Ofer, and Nafha have been used, where detainees have been subjected to torture and mistreatment. About 3,500 detainees have been released through negotiation deals, while around 2,000 remain in custody. Some prisoners are being transferred to military courts with the possibility of death sentences. Prison conditions have worsened, with detainees suffering from health deterioration and permanent injuries, amid ongoing human rights violations. Human rights organizations emphasize the urgent need for international intervention to investigate the situation of the prisoners. The fighting and military operations have resulted in hundreds of thousands of martyrs and injured persons, and the issue of prisoners continues to be a significant concern, impacting the region amid the ongoing conflict.
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