The Palestinian Prisoners Club has reported that Israel continues to detain 39 Palestinian mothers in its prisons, a situation exacerbated by an ongoing war targeting both male and female prisoners. In a statement published on Mother's Day, the organization, which is a non-governmental entity, emphasized that among these mothers are journalists, teachers, lawyers, doctors, and homemakers. The organization has called for the immediate release of these women and an end to the ongoing violations against them, highlighting the importance of their roles in society.

The detained mothers are reportedly subjected to various forms of cruelty, including torture, starvation, denial of medical treatment, and solitary confinement, as well as systematic policies of repression and humiliation. The Palestinian Prisoners Club emphasized that many of these women are held under administrative detention or are accused of inciting violence through social media. This reflects a broader strategy by the Israeli authorities, which sees the digital space as a tool for suppression.

Furthermore, the report indicates a rise in harsh measures against prisoners, where families are continually denied visitation rights, and access for the International Red Cross is restricted. According to a separate report from Palestinian prisoner organizations, over 9,350 prisoners and detainees are currently held by Israeli authorities, illuminating a significant human rights crisis that continues to unfold in the region.