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For Palestinian children, life means no school, no normalcy, no dignity — just arrests and beatings

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Fourteen-year-old Abdelrahman al-Zaghal was one of the youngest Palestinians released by Israel in exchange for hostages seized during the Oct.7 Hamas-led raid on Israel. Since 2000, the Israeli military has detained some 13,000 Palestinian children, almost all boys between the ages of 12 and 17.

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For Palestinian children, life means no school, no normalcy, no dignity — just arrests and beatings

Fourteen-year-old Abdelrahman al-Zaghal was shot in August, when he said he left home to buy bread, only to wake up cuffed to a hospital bed, flanked by two police officers and with bullet wounds to the head and pelvis.

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For Palestinian children, life means no school, no normalcy, no dignity — just arrests and beatings

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