The Palestinian Prisoner’s Society (PPS) reports over 11,100 Palestinian prisoners are currently held in Israeli prisons, the highest number since the second Intifada in 2000. Of these, more than 1,460 are sentenced, with approximately 350 facing life imprisonment. Alarmingly, over 400 child prisoners and at least 53 women, including minors, are among the detainees. Prominent cases include Abdullah Barghouthi with 67 life sentences and Ibrahim Hamed with 54. The situation raises significant human rights concerns, especially regarding the treatment of minors and women. Advocacy groups emphasize the need for international attention to improve conditions for these prisoners.