4 comments for ”Call for action: Palestinian prisoner on hunger strike“

    
  1. to resist is to exist …

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  3. As far as Israel is concerned, this guy can starve to death, and the sooner the better. Reminds me of Anatoly Sharansky’s similar acts of defiance in Soviet prison; only then, Israel was up in arms to free this guy. Someone once called the Soviet Union the ‘evil empire’. Israel is no empire, but its actions are just as evil.

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  5. Regardless of what Adnan done or not done, regardless of what he believes or does not believe, his act is independent of his past, measuring a mind destroyed in his very residence. Few have the will to fast so long. If ever there was a cry for just notice this is it; he is ready (quite close) to leaving all chance of seeing his family again.
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    If this man dies, the Israeli authorities must know they will create a powerful, enduring cultural symbol. Adnan is trapped; so too the Israeli authorities.
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    Jalal Abukhater, a high school senior, wrote this piece. Can the rest, outside this hell, understand what that means? A high school senior. This in itself is a powerful measure of this fast AND what some Palestinians will become through it.

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  7. Sir,
    > after two years of confinement under administrative detention, Hana Shalabi was released within the framework of the Israeli and Palestinian exchange of prisoners in October, 2011.
    > Settled again without motives in Hasharon prison on February 16th, she began that very day a hunger strike. Her current health is extremely alarming at present.
    > I demand you to release her immediately.
    > Respectfully yours.
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    > (signature et adresse)



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