Palestinian prisoner Addal Mousa entered on Saturday day 35 of the hunger strike he staged in protest at his administrative detention.

Addal’s brother Ahmad was also on hunger strike in protest at his administrative detention but he decided to suspend it last Thursday after the Israeli jailers agreed not to extend his administrative detention order when it expires on December 6.

The brothers were kidnaped by the Israeli occupation forces on August 7 2022 and soon later an Israeli military court approved the administrative detention of Ahmed for four months and Idhal for three months.

The two brothers are being held administratively in Ofer jail.

Meanwhile prisoner Jawad Jawarish has been on hunger strike for nine days in Ashkelon jail to demand the Israeli prison service to allow him to meet his detained brothers Abdullah and Orabi.

Jawarish has been in detention serving a life sentence since 2002. He is deprived of seeing his detained brothers at the pretext that there is a security reason preventing them from being together.

Palestinian prisoner Khalil Awawda 40 continues his hunger strike for the 87th day Saturday and the prisoner Raed Rayan 27 for the 52nd day rejecting their administrative detention.

The Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) affirmed that Israeli authorities refused an appeal submitted recently by Awawda despite his difficult health condition.

Awawda was returned to Ramla prison clinic despite his critical health condition the sources added.

Awawda suffers from a severe deterioration in his health: chest pains vomiting a significant lack of fluids blurred vision severe fatigue in addition to irregular heartbeat and breathing and he cannot move except in a wheelchair.

Rayan for his part suffers from pain in the head and joints stomach problems elevated eye pressure severe fatigue constant vomiting and moves in a wheelchair.