Children in Zionist prisons

"On average, children spent 10 days in solitary confinement, but children have been held for up to 29 days in isolation. Children held at Kishon described being locked in a small, windowless cell lit 24 hours a day by a dim bulb. There they slept on a concrete bed, on the floor, or on a thin mattress they often described as "dirty" and "foul smelling." Cell walls are grey "with sharp or rough protrusions that are painful to lean against." ""