Mohammad Kana'na, who accompanied Al-Qeeq in the hospital, said that the administrative detainee suffered from severe convulsions which could not be controlled. He explained that Al-Qeeq was hardly able to speak, is in a very serious condition, and that the only thing which could be done for him was to wash his hands and keep him hydrated.
Al-Qeeq is still refusing any medical tests except for the examination of the heart beat, according to Al Ray.
The Israeli high court refused, yesterday, to move Al-Qeeq from Afula hospital to a Palestinian hospital in Ramallah.
Meanwhile, the head of the Arab Committee, Mohammed Barakah, said that the solidarity wave of support for Al-Qeeq has tightened, describing him as a symbol.
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