Israeli Ofer court has postponed its decision on the administrative detention of the prisoner Khalil Awawdeh who has been on a renewed hunger strike.
Mohajat Al-Quds Foundation affirmed in a press statement on Tuesday that the Ofer Court decided to postpone its decision regarding the administrative detention order of the hunger striker Khalil Awawdeh to Thursday.
The decision was postponed after the Israeli military prosecution had delayed its detailed medical report on Awawdeh’s health situation the Foundation added.
Khalil Awawdeh has been on a renewed hunger strike for two weeks.
He decided to go on hunger strike once again after Israeli jailers reneged on their pledges to release him and extended his detention for an additional four months.
Awawdeh a 40-year-old from Idhna town in al-Khalil suspended his previous hunger strike which lasted for 111 days on June 21 after he received pledges to end his administrative detention.
