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Khader Adnan Won Battle: ’’Israel’’ to Release Him Next April

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The Palestinian prisoner Khader Adnan victoriously ended a stage of his empty stomach battle against his Zionist jailer.

After 66-day of hunger strike, Adnan ended his strike as the "Israeli" court set the 17th of the coming April as a date for his release.
""Israeli" and Palestinian negotiators agreed that Adnan would be released when his current sentence ends in April," Palestinian Prisoner Affairs Minister Issa Qaraqe declared.
Khader Adnan Won Battle: ’’Israel’’ to Release Him Next April

For her part, the spokeswoman for the so-called "Israeli" "Justice" ministry confirmed the news.
"There is a deal. Adnan will stop his hunger strike. They will not extend his administrative detention and he will be free on 17 April," she said.

However, "Israel" said that "the release date was dependent on no significant new material emerging," raising concerns that his detention could be extended at a later date.

Adnan, 33, from a village near Jenin, began his hunger strike on 18 December in protest at "Israeli" abuse during interrogation following his arrest a day earlier.

The "Israeli" military court sentenced him to four months' "administrative detention", allowing the "Israeli" authorities to imprison him without any charge and preventing his lawyers to see the evidence used against him.

There are more than 300 prisoners held without charge in "Israeli" jails.

A doctor who examined Adnan last week on behalf of Physicians for Human Rights said he had lost about one-third of his body weight and that his life was in danger although he was lucid. The Palestinian prisoner was shackled to his hospital bed by both legs and one arm, the doctor reported.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by moqawama.org