Palestinian prisoner Ahmed al-Harimi suspended on Tuesday his 11-day hunger strike he staged in protest at his administrative detention.

Harimi was detained by the Israeli occupation forces on July 4 and later an Israeli military court ordered his administrative detention for six months.

According to his family Harimi suffers from kidney issues and has undergone several surgical procedures. He is married with two children.

He is an ex-detainee who has spent several years in Israeli jails mostly in administrative detention.

4700 Palestinian prisoners are held in Israeli jails including 30 women 190 minors and about 800 administrative detainees.

The Palestinian administrative detainee Mahmoud Ayad 30 suspended his hunger strike after Israeli Prison Service (IPS) accepted to meet his demands.

Family sources told PIC reporter that Ayad accepted to stop his hunger strike as IPS vowed not to extend his administrative detention again.

Ayad from Bethlehem launched his strike for 21 days in protest against his renewed administrative detention without charge or trial.