This Saturday evening, a support stand was organized for the sick prisoner, Walid Daqqa, in the Prisoner's Square in Haifa, at the invitation of the prisoner's family.

The participants in the vigil raised pictures of the prisoner Daqqa, and slogans calling for his freedom and his release from the Israeli occupation prisons, and others calling for national unity.

The demonstrators chanted slogans calling for freedom for the prisoners from the Israeli occupation prisons.

The prisoner, Daqqa, suffers from a rare cancer of the bone marrow. On April 12, he underwent an operation to remove part of his right lung. He suffers from inflammation and contamination in his left lung, in addition to feeling emaciated and unable to speak well.

And the prisoner Daqqa (60 years) from the town of Baqa al-Gharbia in the lands of 1948. He was arrested on March 25, 1986, along with a group of his comrades: Ibrahim Abu Mokh, Rushdi Abu Mokh, and Ibrahim Bayadsa.

During his long career in detention, he produced many books, studies, and articles, and contributed cognitively to understanding the prison experience and its resistance. Among the most prominent of his publications are: “Parallel Time,” “Diaries of Resistance in Jenin Camp,” “Melting Consciousness,” and “The Tale of the Secret of Oil.” .