The occupation forces transfer the child Hana Hammad from Hebron to administrative detention.

The occupation intelligence transferred the child prisoner, Hana Haitham Ismail Hammad (17 years old), from Hebron, to administrative detention for a period of four months, bringing the number of female prisoners held in administrative detention to 10, out of 41 female prisoners, in Israeli occupation prisons.

The Palestinian Prisoners' Affairs Commission and the Palestinian Prisoners' Club added that Hammad was arrested on June 9th after occupation forces raided her home in Al-Arroub refugee camp. During her arrest, Hanaa and her mother, who was detained with her during the arrest and later released, were subjected to field interrogations and abuse.

In this context, the Commission and the Club said in a joint statement that we have witnessed an unprecedented escalation since the beginning of the genocide in the number of administrative detainees, including women and children, as the number of administrative detainees until the beginning of June 2025 reached (3562) administrative detainees, including at least (95) children under the age of 18.

They pointed out that the number of administrative detainees since the beginning of the genocide is the highest in history and today is the highest in the number of prisoners, detainees, and detainees. The crime of administrative detention is one of the most prominent historical and systematic policies practiced by the occupation authorities against citizens, in a continuous attempt to undermine any escalating confrontation against it, and to target perpetrators on all social, political, and cultural levels. The occupation has expanded its use since the beginning of the genocide, targeting all segments of society. During one week, the occupation intelligence issued no less than 400 administrative detention orders, which are among the thousands of orders that have been monitored since the genocide.

The Commission and the Club stated that the occupation courts, at all levels, continue to function as a primary arm in entrenching this crime, through the sham trials they hold for detainees and their implementation of the orders of the intelligence service.

It's worth noting that the policy of administrative detention has undergone numerous transformations over the past few years. Despite the escalating level of resistance to this crime through hunger strikes and court boycotts, the occupation has devised new tools that have contributed to its entrenchment.

It is worth noting that 8 administrative detainees have been martyred in Israeli occupation prisons since the beginning of the war of extermination. They are among the 72 martyrs who have been martyred since the extermination in Israeli occupation prisons.