Book by Catherine Cook, Adam Hanieh, and Adah Kay documents and analyzes Israel's detention of Palestinian children in the West Bank, examining the legal and institutional frameworks that enable military imprisonment of minors. Drawing on testimonies from detained children and their families, the authors argue that child detention functions as a form of collective punishment and political control, documenting its psychological and social impacts. Particularly valuable for human rights researchers, child rights advocates, and lawyers working on Israeli military detention of Palestinian minors, collective punishment, and the rights of Palestinian children under occupation.
