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Group: Prisoners refuse water in hunger strike escalation
Published Sunday 13/05/2012 (updated) 15/05/2012 10:14
Around 2,000 prisoners are taking part in a hunger strike.
GAZA CITY (Ma’an) -- Two prisoners announced Sunday that they will escalate their hunger strike action by refusing to drink water, a prisoners group said.

Kamal Issa, who is affiliated to Fatah, and Jamal al-Hour, from Hamas, will refuse both food and water as part of their strike action, Hussam Prisoners Assembly said.

In the past month, around 2,000 prisoners joined a group of administrative detainees on hunger-strike, according to prisoners groups' estimates.

They are calling for improved conditions in Israeli custody, such as an end to solitary confinement and bans on family visits, in addition to ending administrative detention.
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1 ) Timothy Holmes / USA
13/05/2012 21:27
Give them what they ask for! Their policies are your "Tank" Stand strong! Those whom sacrifice today, save others, possibly relatives, from having to do so, Tomorrow!

2 ) @ Tim #1 / USA too
14/05/2012 17:47
I think you would feel differently if they had murdered a family member
of yours, and that you wouldn NOT still want them released, so that
they could try it again, just because they choose not to eat !!

The prisoners were engaged terror/murder of civilians, and
by refusing water, the prisoners are asking for death, so
I agree with you "Give them what they ask for!"

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