children subjected to Israeli military detention, including interviews with victims, family members of victims, relevant community members, health care providers, legal advocates, civil society monitors, and Israeli military officials. (B) Public availability All information and documentation gathered pursuant to subparagraph (A), including affidavits, interviews, photographs, video, and other relevant material, shall be made publicly available via the internet and in annual reports subject to the determination that published information shall not put victims or sources at risk or in danger resulting from persecution, retaliation, or retribution. (C) Limitation Funding under this paragraph may not exceed 50 percent of total funds authorized to be appropriated under this subsection. (2) Providing physical, psychological, and emotional health treatment, support, and rehabilitation for Palestinian children victims of military detention, abuse, and torture (A) In general Nongovernmental organizations with experience in providing physical, psychological, and emotional treatment for victims of abuse, trauma, or torture described in subparagraph (B) are eligible to receive funding under this subsection. Such funding shall be provided to a collaboration of United States, Israeli, and Palestinian treatment providers determined by the Secretary of State to be best suited to meet the rehabilitation needs of victims. No member of any nongovernmental organization providing treatment under this paragraph may be employed or act as an agent or behalf of an intelligence agency of the United States, Israel, or the Palestinian Authority. (B) Eligibility Victims described in this subparagraph are any Palestinian age 21 or younger providing documentation of military detention as a child having occurred since January 1, 2009. (C) Reporting As a condition on the receipt of funding under this subsection, nongovernmental organizations shall issue an annual public report of activities, including findings and a clinical assessment of the