As the genocide in Gaza completes its third year, 92 Palestinian prisoners lost their lives in Israeli prisons.

The Palestinian Prisoners Association, Ed-Damir Human Rights Association and the Prisoners and Released Delegation affiliated with the Palestine Liberation Organization published a joint report on the genocide in Gaza, which has completed its 3rd year.

The report stated that the number of Palestinian prisoners who died in Israeli prisons since 1967 reached 329, 92 of whom died in the last 3 years.

It was reported that this number corresponds to approximately 28 percent of all Palestinians who lost their lives in prisons throughout history.

The report reminded that the fate of dozens of people who died after being detained in Gaza remained unclear due to Israel's forced detention policy, and it was stated that the number of prisoner bodies that were not returned by the Israeli administration was 100.

The report shared that detainees were subjected to torture, starvation, deprivation of medical care, and physical and sexual attacks during the detention processes in the last 3 years, and it was noted that this led to deaths.

26 thousand detained in the West Bank and East Jerusalem

According to the joint report, more than 26 thousand detentions have been made since the beginning of the attacks in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, excluding those in Gaza. It was stated that the number of detentions in Gaza could not be clearly documented due to attacks, interruption of the flow of information and losses.

It was also noted that more than 2 thousand children and more than 800 women were detained in the West Bank during the process.

The report, which also includes data on the general situation in prisons, stated that there are still more than 9,300 Palestinians in Israeli prisons.

It was stated that 3,101 of these people were "administrative detainees" and 1,419 were classified as "illegal combatants" by Israel, and these two groups constituted approximately 49 percent of the total detainees.

The report noted that Israel has transformed the practice of "administrative detention" from an exceptional measure into a policy of detention without trial, and emphasized that this method has reached the highest level in history.

Israel's "administrative detention" practice

The practice of "administrative detention" means that Israel detains Palestinians in the occupied territories without any charges.

Palestinians can be imprisoned for up to 6 months without being informed of the accusation against them and deprived of their right to defence.