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APAwire - APAwire CLIENTS ONLY, Al-Bireh - 23 November 2021. Palestinians take part in a protest in solidarity with prisoners on hunger strike at Israeli jails in front of Red cross office in the West Bank city of Al-Bireh.
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: APAwire CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST: APAwire - APAwire CLIENTS ONLY, Al-Bireh - 23 November 2021. Palestinians take part in a protest in solidarity with prisoners on hunger strike at Israeli jails in front of Red cross office in the West Bank city of Al-Bireh. 0.1 SOUNDBITE (in Arabic) Iman Nafeh, wife of prisoner Nael Barghouti. 0.2 SOUNDBITE (in Arabic) Fakhri Barghouti, freed prisoner. STORYLINE: Two Palestinian hunger-striking administrative detainees, including the longest, have ended today their fast after reaching a deal with the Israeli authorities to set them free. Kayed Fasfous, 31, from Dura, in the Hebron district, ended today his fast after 131 days of hunger strike in protest against his administrative detention for long periods of time without charge or trial. He will be set free on December 14. His family said that Fasfous, who is married and a father to one child, will remain in hospital, where he was kept following a serious deterioration on his health due to the long fast, until his release to his home. Earlier today, Ayyad Hreimi, 28, from Bethlehem, also ended his hunger strike after two months of fast in protest against his long administrative detention. Hreimi will be released on March 4 of next year after completing his current detention sentence. Two administrative detainees remain on hunger strike including Hisham Abu Hawwash, who has been fasting for 98, and Loai Ashqar, who has been fasting for 43 days, awaiting a deal that would also secure their eventual release. Footage by APAwire
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