The administration of the Israeli occupation prison moved the prisoner Zakariya Al-Zubaydi, who has been on hunger strike for 7 days, to the clinic of Be'er Sheva prison after a deterioration in his health.

Major-General Qadri Abubakar, the chief of the Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs Commission, said that Al-Zubaydi prisoner's refraining from drinking water poses a risk to his life, noting that his lawyers were asking to visit him but were not allowed.

Zakaria's brother, an ex-prisoner, Yahya al-Zubaydi, said that the occupation had placed his brother in solitary isolation; in a room surrounded by surveillance cameras, and that he is being subjected to arbitrary research every hour. 

Within the same context, Omar Al-Qawasma, the father of the prisoner Miqdad, who has entered his 83rd day in an open hunger strike, said that his son does not have control on his memory, and begins to lose the sequence of events.

Miqdad continues his open hunger strike, refuses to use any medication or support, and threatens to stop drinking water if his administrative detention continues.