Israeli forces have recaptured the last two escaped Palestinian prisoners following last week's jailbreak from a high-security prison, Israeli police said on Saturday.
In a statement, the police said that the two Palestinians [named Iham Kamamji and Monadel Infiat] were captured in the city of Jenin.
"The house where the two fugitives were staying was detected by the intelligence given by Israel's internal security service, Shin-Bet, and they were arrested by the Israeli forces without showing any resistance," the statement added.
Six Palestinian inmates tunnelled out of the high-security Gilboa Prison in northern Israel on Sept. 6. Israeli forces managed to capture four of them after a large-scale manhunt.
There are around 4,850 Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons, including 41 women, 225 children, and 540 "administrative detainees," according to observers.
