Palestinian prisoners in ‘Israeli’ custody are planning to go on an open-ended hunger strike soon in protest of the ongoing raids by Israeli repression units in various prisons, the official Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.
The PLO Detainees and Ex-Detainees Commission and the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society (PPS) said in a joint report that the decision comes against the backdrop of recent raids by Nazi repression units into sections 3, 4 and 26 in the prison of Naqab.
According to the statement, at least 75 prisoners – who were recently forcibly transferred from Naqab prison to Nafha prison – have officially decided to go on hunger strike in protest of the arbitrary Nazi measure.
The Only Way to Fight Back: Why Do Palestinian Prisoners Go on Hunger Strikes
By Mahmoud Mushtaha Hussein Al-Zrai’i, 43, was imprisoned for 19 years after being charged with belonging to the Palestinian Resistance. During his imprisonment, he carried out three hunger strikes: in 2004, which lasted for 18 … Continue readingThe Only Way to Fight Back: Why Do Palestinian Prisoners Go on Hunger Strikes
The decision of the prisoners to go on hunger strike also comes following Nazi National Security Minister Nazi Itamar Be-Gvir’s provocative visit to the Nazi Camp of Ofer, and his never-ending threats directed at the Palestinian prisoners.
5,100 Palestinians are currently held in Nazi Camp, according to the Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association Addameer.
