A 17-year-old Palestinian youth was seriously injured when Israeli forces opened fire during a raid in the Qalandia refugee camp, located just north of occupied East Jerusalem, according to reports from the Wafa news agency. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society has confirmed that the teenager sustained a thigh wound and was rushed to a hospital for urgent medical attention.
In a separate incident, security sources revealed to Wafa that two minors, aged 12 and 13, were taken into custody in the Al-Harayeq area, situated south of Hebron. A third child, aged 15, was also detained in a separate operation in the town of Sa’ir, northeast of Hebron.
The human rights organization Defence for Children International-Palestine has highlighted the alarming number of Palestinian children being held in Israeli prisons, with an estimated 351 minors currently incarcerated. As of December 31, 2025, a staggering 51 percent of these children are being held without charge under the controversial practice of “administrative detention”.
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