Six Palestinian detainees continue their open hunger strike, rejecting the policy of their administrative detention.

The Palestine Prisoners Center for Studies stated on Sunday that the detainess, Kayed Fasfous, from Dura, south of Hebron, is the oldest of the prisoners on hunger strike. He has been on strike for 53 days, knowing that the occupation has abused him through a number of measures, including continuous transfers. Moreover, the occupation refuses to respond to his demand, which increases the risk to his life.

It was indicated that Fasfous is married and father of a girl, and he has three other detained brothers, Akram, Mahmoud, and Hafez.