The family of the Israeli soldier Moshe Tammam, who was killed in 1984, in an operation in which the captive Walid Daqqa participated, refused to hold a session to consider his early release, despite his difficult health conditions.

According to the Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, the soldier's family opposes holding the session, and assigned a lawyer to try to prevent his release under any circumstances.

And the Hebrew newspaper confirms, quoting the Israeli Prison Service, that the prisoner, Walid Daqqa, is in a critical condition, and that his death may be announced at any moment.

Daqqa (62 years), a resident of the occupied territories, is serving a 39-year prison sentence, after he was sentenced to life.

Yesterday, Daqqa's lawyer submitted a request to hold a special session to consider his early release, but the request has not yet been approved.