Prisoner institutions: About 20,000 cases of detention in the West Bank, including Jerusalem, since the beginning of the genocide war.

On the second anniversary of the genocide against the Gaza Strip, Palestinian prisoner institutions issued a shocking report, revealing that at least 77 prisoners have been martyred inside the occupation's prisons. They emphasized that the "ongoing genocide" has affected the prisoner movement through systematic killings and torture, calling for urgent international action to stop these crimes.

This report comes two years after the comprehensive war waged by the occupation army against the Palestinian people, which has not been limited to the Gaza Strip but has extended to include all Palestinian geographies, including prisoners inside the prisons.

Prisoner institutions consider that what detainees are subjected to is "another face of genocide," aimed at "physically and psychologically destroying the prisoner and liquidating them by all means," during a period described as "the bloodiest and most brutal in the history of the prisoner movement."