Slaughterer Israeli prison administration isolates Palestinian hunger strikers

The Israeli administration of Ramle prison hospital has isolated three Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike, the international Tadamun (solidarity) foundation for human rights said.

Tadamun said in a press release on Saturday that the prisoners Tarek Qadan, 41, Jafar Ezzuddin, 42, and Yousef Yassin, 34, were isolated in a room with a soundproof glass door.

It added that the prison administration confiscated a radio from their room and daily raids and searches it.

Lawyer of Tadamun quoted Qadan as saying that all three of them were adamant on maintaining their strike until the end of their administrative custody, without trial or charge.

Qadan said that they decided on their 47th day of hunger strike to stop taking vitamins and salt and decided to boycott the prison’s clinic for routine checkup on their conditions and said they would only live on water.

Israeli occupation forces raided the homes of the three detainees in Arrabe and Anin village, Jenin district, during the latest aggression on Gaza and held them in administrative detention prompting them to go on hunger strike.