The report also details and documents Israeli abuses of Palestinian detainees that month.
The youngest of the 34 arrested children was a 10-year-old boy from Beit Ummar in northern Al-Khalil who was suspected of throwing stones at Jewish settlers, the report says.
Another minor was sentenced to ”open-house prison” and charged 6,000 shekels in fines at a hearing at the Israeli magistrate's court.
The arrests include two Palestinian women and a man who was arrested after receiving permission to escort his sister to seek treatment in 1948-occupied territory, as well as the leader of the Islamic Movement northern branch in '48-occupied territory Sheikh Raed Salah.
The same month, Israeli courts extended prison sentences on more than 140 detainees, and sentenced Palestinian Legislative Council members Mohammed Jamal al-Natshe and Omar Abdul-Razzaq to six months in administrative detention.
A Palestinian woman was attacked in the second consecutive incident by a soldier working at the courthouse during a hearing. The soldier insulted her in front of prosecutors and judges and put a cigarette out on her hand while handcuffing her.
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