The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) detained 380 Palestinian civilians in November across the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, a Palestinian prisoners' rights group found.

The Palestine Center for Prisoners' Studies noted that 41 children and 11 women were among those detained by the Israeli occupation forces.

The report confirmed that there were 41 minors among the Palestinians detained last month, the youngest of whom were two sixth-grade students Youssef Odeh and Habibullah Eslim, from Hawwara town south of the occupied West Bank city of Nablus.

In its report, the centre pointed out that occupied Jerusalem was no exception, as the Israeli occupation forces detained 145 Jerusalemites, including 21 children and eight women.

According to the report, the Israeli occupation authorities issued 182 administrative detention orders against Palestinians, 71 of which were issued for the first time, while the rest were to extend Palestinians' detention without charge or trial.

By the end of October, the number of Palestinian detainees in Israeli occupation jails reached 4,760, including 33 female detainees, nearly 160 minors, and 820 detainees held without charge or trial, according to Palestinian prisoners' rights groups.