On hunger strike for 122 days a warning of the sudden death of a Palestinian prisoner in Israel

The prisoner Kayed Phosphos is on hunger strike in rejection of his administrative detention (without charge) (communication sites)

The Palestinian Prisoners' Club (non-governmental) said on Saturday that a prisoner on hunger strike in Israeli prisons for the 122nd consecutive day is close to a "sudden death".

And the club added in a press statement, "The prisoner Kayed Phosphos, who is on hunger strike in refusal to be administratively detained (without charge), is in danger of death at any moment, according to the doctors supervising his condition."

The club pointed out that the doctors indicated that signs appeared on the faeces indicating the presence of blood clots.

Five prisoners in Israeli prisons are continuing an open hunger strike, along with Phosphorous, Alaa Al-Araj (98 days), Hisham Ismail Abu Hawash (89 days), Ayyad Al-Harimi (52 days), and Louay Al-Ashkar (34 days). day).

Administrative detention is a decision to imprison by an Israeli military order, alleging the existence of a security threat, without filing an indictment, and it is renewed for 6 months, subject to extension.

Israel administratively detains about 500 Palestinians, out of 4,650 prisoners in its prisons, according to data from the Palestinian Prisoners Club.

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Two Palestinians injured in an attack by Israeli settlers in Jerusalem
In the Ras al-Amoud neighborhood, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society

Two Palestinians were injured, on Saturday, when Israeli settlers attacked them in the Ras al-Amoud neighborhood in the center of occupied Jerusalem.

And the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (non-governmental) stated, in a brief statement, that "its crews dealt with two injuries as a result of a beating by settlers in the Ras al-Amud neighborhood in Jerusalem."

In its statement, the association pointed out that "the two injuries were treated in the field."

Israeli settlers regularly attack the residents of Ras al-Amud neighborhood, according to Palestinian human rights centers.
And the Israeli occupation forces are almost daily arresting Palestinians, including children, in Jerusalem.