On Wednesday, prisoners in Israeli occupation prisons went on a one-day hunger strike, in support of prisoner Kayed Al-Fafsous, who is on a hunger strike for the 63rd day in a row.

According to the Prisoner's Club, the administrative prisoners in the occupation prisons took this step, in light of the intransigence of the occupation courts and its intelligence services in responding to the demands of Al-Fasfous, to stop his administrative detention.

The club indicated that the 1,280 prisoners from Ofer prison, from all factions, will go on strike along with the administrative detainees.

A statement by the Supreme Emergency Committee of the Prisoner Movement, published yesterday, said that the prisoner movement in all its sects and in all prisons will not stand idly by and will not allow what happened with the martyr Khader Adnan to be repeated under any circumstances.

The prisoner movement warned the occupation and its intelligence against harming the life of prisoner Kayed Al-Fasfous, holding him fully responsible for his safety.

She pointed out that the strike step will be the first step to support him and that it will not stop unless the demands of the prisoner Al-Fasfous are met.