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The occupation military court in “Ofer” rejected today the appeal of prisoner Kayed Al-Fasfous, who has been on a hunger strike for 49 days in protest of his administrative detention without charge or trial.

The Palestinian Prisoner’s Club stated that the decision of the occupation court represents a death sentence against him, especially after this length of his open hunger strike and the escalating risks to his life.

Kayed continues to be held by the occupation in the cells of the Naqab prison, where he is subjected to harsh detention conditions, along with systematic acts of persecution since the start of his hunger strike. #FreeThemAll

🚨 BREAKING: Palestinian prisoner Sultan Khallouf is victorious over the zionist jailer! He has suspended his 49-day-long hunger strike after securing a release date of December 2nd, 2023.

Sultan started his strike from the moment of his arrest in protest of his administrative detention without charge or trial. His administrative detention will not be extended. This comes a day after PIJ prisoners planned to begin a series of escalatory steps today in solidarity with Sultan's strike.

He has spent four and a half years zionist prisons and had previously undertaken a victorious 67-day-long hunger strike in 2019 also rejection of his administrative detention.

The only remaining prisoner continuing his hunger strike is prisoner Kayed Al-Fasfous, who has been on strike for 49 days, also in rejection of his administrative detention.

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The zionist entity sentenced prisoner Yasmine Shaaban from #Jenin to six years in prison and an 8,000 shekel fine. A mother of four, she has been awaiting trial for 18 months, previously spending five years in occupation prisons until her release in 2019.

Yasmine lost her father last March, and the zionist entity prevented her from bidding farewell.

She is one of 37 women currently held in zionist jails, including four administrative detainees held without charge or trial.

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For the 47th day, prisoners Kayed Fasfous and Sultan Khallouf continue their hunger strikes in protest of their administrative detention without charge or trial.

The Prisoner’s Club warned on Saturday of the escalating risks to their lives, as the zionist prison authorities refuse to respond to their demand to end their administrative detention, delay their transfer to civilian hospitals, and continue to detain them.

Kayed (34 years old) was re-arrested by the occupation on May 2nd. He is a former prisoner who served seven years in zionist prisons. He has been facing arrest since 2007 and went on a nine day hunger strike at the end of May 2023.
He also went on a heroic 131-day-long hunger strike in 2021 against his administrative detention, as well as in 2019. All of his siblings have been subjected to arrest, and currently, four of his brothers are administratively detained alongside him, all of them former prisoners. He is married and a father to his daughter Jowan.

Sultan Khallouf (42 years old) is being held in the "Ramla Prison Clinic" where he suffers from difficult health conditions. He has been transferred to a civilian hospital several times. A former prisoner, he spent four and a half years in zionist prisons and went on a 67-day-long hunger strike in 2019 in rejection of his administrative detention. The occupation authorities re-arrested him on August 3rd, 2023. Zionist courts have postponed issuing a decision on the recent appeal submitted by his lawyer regarding his detention.

The martyr Sheikh Khader Adnan, who was martyred in his sixth heroic hunger strike, is pictured here supporting Kayed after his victory in 2021 and Sultan during his strike in 2019.

A year has passed since the abduction of wanted Lions' Den fighter Musab Shtayyeh by the traitorous Palestinian Authority, and the PA's war on resistance continues as US and zionist support escalates.

In addition to Musab (Picture 1), the PA holds a number of resistance fighters, including five PIJ members for 66 days, leaders Murad Malaysha and Mohammed Brahma for 78 days, and four others who are wanted by the zionist entity, including Jenin Brigade fighters Ahmed Abu Abed and Ahmed Al-Jadoun, abducted in the last day.

The PA holds fighters Musab, Murad, and Mohammed despite court orders to free them. In addition, the PA holds freed prisoners Yazan Muslimani for 59 days, Mamoun Suheib Sharbaty for 90 days, teacher Maad Kanaan for 22 days, as well as Ahmed Janem for 24 days, student Yousef Halayqa, Jumaa Mishni, Jihad Mishni, and Oday Mishni (held for 15 days) despite release orders.

As the Islamic Bloc at Al-Najah University enters its fourth week of a sit-in protesting the PA's abduction of its students, the PA shows no signs of slowing its aggression on students. The PA holds four Al-Najah students, four Birzeit students, and one student each from Arab American and Al-Quds universities.

Muhannad Qafisha (Picture 2), Islamic Bloc coordinator at Al-Quds University, has declared a hunger strike on his 13th day of detention after being tortured in PA prisons, unable to walk, and with bruises all over his body.

After he was kidnapped in front of his children while taking them to school, freed prisoner Zain Al-Muhtaseb (Picture 3) suffered a stroke in the PA's Al-Khalil prison. The PA has released him to a hospital after 12 days in their prisons. He spent 15 years in zionist jails.

⚫️ PIJ stated: "The Security Forces of the Authority continue their national crime by targeting leaders and members of the Islamic Jihad Movement throughout the West Bank, continuing to detain some of them and summoning and pursuing others, amid the ongoing aggression of the occupation against our people, land, and holy sites."

The Palestinian Authority abducted the freed prisoner Ahmed Hussein Abu Abed (Abu Al-Saraya) from his workplace today. He is a Jenin Brigade member wanted by the occupation. It is the second case of the PA has abducting wanted resistance fighters in Jenin this week, after they abducted Ahmed Al-Jadoun yesterday.

Gunfire targets the Palestinian Authority headquarters in #Jenin after PA Forces kidnapped wounded freed prisoner Ahmed Al-Jadoun from a cafe (media #3). Ahmed, nicknamed "the Rocket of the Camp," is wanted by the occupation since he was released from zionist jails last year.

Three years ago, Ahmed and his brother Mohammed were wounded and arrested by occupation forces in #Jenin after the IOF detonated an explosive in their home while they were sleeping (media #4).

Palestinian Prisoner’s Club:
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The Palestinian Prisoner’s Club confirmed that the health condition of the prisoner Asif Al-Rifai, 21 years old from the town of Kafr Ein/Ramallah, who is suffering from cancer, is dangerously deteriorating compared to the previous period.

The Club stated that the prisoner Al-Rifai underwent surgery at "Asaf Harofeh" "israeli" hospital, where he was transferred from Ramleh Prison Clinic last Wednesday, following the emergence of a new tumor in the urinary tract that caused major damage to one of his kidneys.

In light of the serious deterioration faced by the prisoner Al-Rifai, the Prisoner’s Club called on all international human rights organizations to intervene immediately for his release, so that he can be with his family and to stop the ongoing crime being committed against him, especially since this deterioration came shortly after medical reports confirmed no improvement in his health condition.

The Prisoner’s Club also pointed out that the prisoner Al-Rifai received treatment after a seven-month delay from the date of his arrest on September 24, 2022, despite medical reports confirming the level of danger he faced during the period of his arrest, which led to the spread of tumors in several parts of his body. It is worth noting that the occupation authorities denied him treatment before his arrest by refusing to grant him a permit for treatment in Al-Quds.

It is worth mentioning that the occupation authorities detain more than 700 sick prisoners in their prisons, including around 200 prisoners suffering from chronic diseases, with 24 prisoners and detainees of them who suffer from cancer and tumors of varying degrees. Today, the case of prisoner Asif Al-Rifai is considered the most difficult and severe.

The Prisoner’s Club holds the "israeli" prison administration full responsibility for the fate of prisoner Al-Rifai and all sick prisoners who face the crime of medical negligence (slow killing) around the clock.

🟡 Imprisoned Fatah and Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades leader Marwan Al-Barghouti issued a letter ahead of Fatah's 8th Conference, set for December 17th, with the purpose of discussing Fatah's political line. Marwan is an overwhelming favorite in simulated polls and is strongly supported by pro-resistance Fatah cadre given his history as a leader in both intifadas.

Letter follows: