(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - Palestinian captives in Israeli jails, on hunger strike for the past 13 days in protest to the Israeli prison policies stepped up their action by refraining from water Monday, Qudsna reported. Naser Farawana, a former captive in Israeli jails, issued a statement Monday warning about the situation of Palestinian captives. He warned the situation of the captives was getting worse every day along. The hunger strike has been staged in protest to unbearable prison conditions, regular solitary confinements, medical negligence, family visit cancellations, relentless tortures, and other inhuman actions of Israeli prison guards.They decided to refrain from water after the Zionist regime failed to accommodate to their calls for the past two weeks./129
10 October 2011 - 20:30
News ID: 271048
Palestinian captives in Israeli jails, on hunger strike for the past 13 days in protest to the Israeli prison policies stepped up their action by refraining from water Monday, Qudsna reported.