Asra Media Office reported that the occupation’s government decided to prove the administrative detention of the prisoner Shadi Abu Aker, who has been on an open hunger strike for 62 days, for 6 months.

Jawad Poles, an attorney, said that the occupation’s court found no reason to cancel his administrative detention. 

Abu Aker, 37, is in the Al-Ramla prison. He suffers from problems of sight, vomiting, physical weakness, slowness of speech and movement, and pains all over his body.

Seven prisoners continue their open hunger strike in the Israeli occupation prisons in rejection of their administrative detention; the oldest is Kayed Al-Fasfous who has been on hunger strike for 102 days. 

Within the same context, the high commission of the prisoners of Hamas announced that dozens of prisoners are getting ready to start an open hunger strike to support those 7 hunger-striking prisoners.and 11 years in Nablus and Salfit.