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IN PHOTOS: Palestinian families demonstrate in Hebron against restrictions on Red Cross's prison visits

Updated On: 10 February, 2026 10:30 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad

Palestinian family members and supporters hold placards while protesting outside the Red Cross office in the Israeli-occupied West Bank city of Hebron on Tuesday, against what they say is the occupation government’s decision to bar International Red Cross teams from visiting prisons and to block family visits, calling it a clear violation of international law. (PICS/ AFP) (TEXT: AP)

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Families of detainees staged a sit-in, urging the International Committee of the Red Cross to take immediate and decisive action over the cases of their detained children. PICS/ AFP

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Families of detainees staged a sit-in, urging the International Committee of the Red Cross to take immediate and decisive action over the cases of their detained children. PICS/ AFP
Meanwhile, Gaza's Health Ministry on Tuesday said reported 586 Palestinians had been killed since the start of the ceasefire, bringing the cumulative toll to 72,037 killed since the start of Israel's offensive

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Meanwhile, Gaza's Health Ministry on Tuesday said reported 586 Palestinians had been killed since the start of the ceasefire, bringing the cumulative toll to 72,037 killed since the start of Israel's offensive

Deadly Israeli strikes have repeatedly disrupted the truce since it took effect on October 10. The escalating Palestinian toll has prompted many in Gaza to say it feels like the war has continued unabated

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Deadly Israeli strikes have repeatedly disrupted the truce since it took effect on October 10. The escalating Palestinian toll has prompted many in Gaza to say it feels like the war has continued unabated

Yet parts of the agreement outlined in last year's ceasefire are moving forward

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Yet parts of the agreement outlined in last year's ceasefire are moving forward

After a chaotic first week, officials say more Palestinians are entering and leaving Gaza for Egypt via the reopened Rafah crossing

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After a chaotic first week, officials say more Palestinians are entering and leaving Gaza for Egypt via the reopened Rafah crossing

lans for an international peacekeeping force meant to provide security in Gaza are also beginning to take shape

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lans for an international peacekeeping force meant to provide security in Gaza are also beginning to take shape

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