A Palestinian inmate, who has been on hunger strike for months in an Israeli jail, is now at high risk of sudden death. But Kayed Fasfous says he will continue refusing food until he is freed from the illegal detention. ]
In an interview with Iran’s Al-Alam TV, Kayed’s brother warned of his rapidly deteriorating health condition on the 125th day of hunger strike in protest of Israel’s so-called administrative detention. He said Kayed is also refusing to get either supplementary tablets or medical examination. He added, his hunger-striking brother is now suffering from speech disorder due to the damage to his nervous system caused by the hunger strike. During the interview, Kayed’s mother also narrated the ordeal her children have gone through.
