Media Office quoted the brother of the hunger-striking prisoner Kayed Al-Fasfous, who said that the Israeli doctors warned Al-Fasfous that he is close to death as there are symptoms of a blood clot. 

The Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs Commission confirmed that ignoring the situation of the Al-Fasfous will lead to a huge risk in his health, and cause problems in the kidney, heart, lungs and nerve system. 

The spokesman of the Asra Media Office Muath Abu Sharekh said that the health of the four hunger-striking prisoners had become worrying, and that there are fears of a sudden health setback that might lead to killing them. He also confirmed the importance of exerting pressure on the Israeli occupation, which keeps delaying their administrative detention.