; (B) under Israeli military law, children do not have the right to a lawyer during interrogation; (C) 97 percent of the children did not have a parent present during their interrogation; (D) 66 percent of the children were not properly informed of their rights by Israeli police; (E) 86 percent of children were not informed of the reason for arrest; (F) 59 percent of children were arrested from their homes during nighttime military incursions; (G) interrogators used stress positions, threats of violence, and isolation to coerce confessions from detained children