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Detainees in Al Jalama Israeli prison on hunger strike Aug 29 08 Abbas: “No peace agreement until all detainees are freed” Aug 26 08 Israel to release 199 Palestinian detainees on Monday Aug 25 08 Latest News ArticlesFree Gaza boats return to Cyprus, with Palestinian patients on board 00:23 Sat 30 Aug Palestinian and Israeli leaders to meet for talks on Sunday 00:15 Sat 30 Aug Hamas: “P.A security arrests 11 members in the West Bank” 00:06 Sat 30 Aug Palestinian journalist recounts mistreatment while detained by the P.A 23:42 Fri 29 Aug Detainees in Al Jalama Israeli prison on hunger strike 23:20 Fri 29 Aug One wounded at Bil'in nonviolent protest 15:28 Fri 29 Aug Weekly non- violent protest in Nil'in village 15:07 Fri 29 Aug Weekly A-Ma'sara protest against the Wall 14:58 Fri 29 Aug Dozens suffer from Gas inhalation, 9 injured in Nil'in non-violent protest 12:27 Fri 29 Aug One Palestinian man killed by an Israeli landmine near Jenin 11:59 Fri 29 Aug Full StoryFemale detainee on hunger strike in protest to repeated administrative detention Thursday December 27, 2007 06:56 by Saed Bannoura - IMEMC News
 Detainee Nour Al Hashlamoon started an open ended hunger strike on December 18 after the Ofer Israeli military court renewed her administrative detention for the sixth consecutive time without any charges pressed against her. Al Hashlamoon was kidnapped by the Israeli army on September 16 2006, and no charges were ever pressed against her since then. She is a mother of six children and is suffered from a kidney disease. Her husband, Mohammad, has also been under administrative detention since June 19, 2006. Al Hashlamoon appealed human rights and legal groups to intervene for her release and the release of her husband, especially since she was never charged or convicted. There are more than 10.000 detainees imprisoned by Israel, among them hundreds of women, children and elderly. Dozens of detainees has been imprisoned since more than 20 years. At least 173 detainees died of torture and medical negligence since 1967. |
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