Thabet Nassar’s case is a striking illustration of the politicization of military courts through the policy of administrative detention.

Salah Hammouri’s case illustrates the Israeli apartheid regime’s protracted and systematic policies and practices intended to silence

Amal Nakhleh’s case displays the Israeli apartheid regime’s systematic

Mais Abu Ghosh's case demonstrates how the Israeli judicial system is inherently bound up with the use of ill-treatment and torture against Palestinian detainees.

Over 72 years, Israel, as the Occupying Power, has established a full apartheid apparatus to suppress, control and delegitimize the Palestinian people. The military regime in the occupied Palestinian territory exercises legislative, executive and judicial powers that have been a forceful tool in carrying out the Israeli occupation’s racist and unjust policies.