In a joint statement, the two organizations clarified that this figure includes those arrested from their homes, at military checkpoints, those who surrendered under pressure, and those taken as hostages.

Israeli regime has arrested more than 8,000 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank since October 7, when Israeli regime launched its genocidal war against the Gaza Strip.

According to the data from the Palestinian Prisoners' Club, 1,200 of those arrested were in Jerusalem, including the 440 people who were detained at dawn yesterday at the Al-Qibli Prayer Hall.

A Saudi activist has been arrested after tweets criticizing the House of Saud and unemployment in the Arab kingdom.

They said that Israeli police conducted a large-scale campaign across the occupied city of Jerusalem, rounding up over 14 youths.