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33 Days on Hunger Strike, Hana Shalabi in Danger

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Despite the deterioration of her health status, Palestinian administrative detainee Hana Shalabi is determined to continue her hunger strike which reached its 33rd day on Monday.
33 Days on Hunger Strike, Hana Shalabi in Danger

According to the Palestinian Prisoners' Affairs Ministry, the "Israeli" enemy court scheduled a second court session for Shalabi on March 20, 2012 in the "Israeli" Ofer prison, the Palestinian News Network reported.

During the session which will be held without her presence, the "Israeli" prosecution will appeal against the decision previously submitted to the court to annul the administrative detention of Shalabi.

Moreover, a representative of the female Palestinian prisoners in "Israeli" prisons, Lina Jarabouni, warned Shireen Iraqi, member of the Palestinian Prisoners' Society, that Hana Shalabi is in grave danger.
On this level, Iraqi stated, "I asked to meet Hana Shalabi, but she couldn't come out due to her health".
"A doctor from the prison's administration examined Shalabi. He found that she cannot stand up on her feet, and is suffering severe pain in the head and heart," Iraqi indicated.

"Shalabi is also suffering from low blood pressure and low rate of blood sugar. Shalabi has lost 14 kilograms in body weight", she also added. Furthermore, Shireen Iraqi asserted that the Committee of Physicians for Human Rights will visit Shalabi on Monday, to attempt to transfer her to the hospital due to her much deteriorated health status.

Source: PNN, Edited by moqawama.org