The Palestinian Prisoners Club confirmed that the administrative detainees, Anas Shadid, Mahmoud Talahmeh, and Abdullah Abido from Hebron, have suspended their open hunger strike, which lasted for (15) days, in rejection of their administrative detention.

The Prisoners' Club said that the step to suspend the strike came after promises they received to set the ceiling for their administrative detention, pointing out that after they suspended the strike, they were transferred from the cells of Ofer Prison to the general sections of the prisoners.

The Captive Club stated that, over the course of 15 days of their strike, the Prisons Administration carried out abusive measures against them, and the first of these steps was to transfer them to the cells, put pressure on them, and hold them in harsh and difficult conditions. It also transferred them for several days to the isolation of (Ayalon-Ramle) prison. .

The Captive Club stated that the three detainees' strike was a new cry in the face of the unprecedentedly escalating crime of administrative detention, as we have not witnessed such an increase in the number of administrative detainees since 2003.

The Captive Club pointed out that the detainee, Shadid, was arrested three times previously, and all his arrests are administrative, and the total years he spent in the occupation prisons are three years, and during these arrests he carried out two strikes, the first for 90 days in 2016, and the second for 25 days, noting that He has been detained since March 22, 2023, and an administrative detention order has been issued against him for a period of 6 months. During this period, his lawyer filed an appeal against his administrative detention order, but the court rejected the appeal.

Likewise, the detainee Talhameh, a lawyer and former prisoner who spent two and a half years in the occupation prisons, was subjected to interrogation more than once, noting that he is married and the father of two children, and he has been detained since March 22, 2023, and an administrative detention order was issued against him for a period of 6 months, and during this period his lawyer filed an appeal. against his administrative detention order, but the court rejected the appeal.

In addition, the detainee Abido is a former prisoner who spent a total of 5 and a half years in the occupation prisons, most of which are under administrative detention, and the occupation had rearrested him in May 2023, and he is married and the father of five children, and an administrative detention order was issued against him for a period of four months.