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Israel suspends detention of Palestinian journalist on hunger strike
Mohammed al-Qeq, on strike for 72 days and in poor health, reportedly rejects suspension, continues call for release
Mohammed al-Qeq, on strike for 72 days and in poor health, reportedly rejects suspension, continues call for release
Mohammed al-Qeq has refused food for more than 65 days in protest of his detainment without charge in Israeli prison
Mohammed Allaan called on Palestinians to stay 'united for Al-Aqsa mosque,' a site of tension during the latest unrest
Having recovered from 66-day hunger strike, Mohammed Allaan said to begin another fast to protest new detention
As part of the You Stink movement, a group is camped out and on a hunger strike outside the Ministry of Environment
About a dozen people are on a hunger strike to protest the recent closing of Dyett High School
Mohammed Allaan has refused food for two months in protest of his detention without trial by Israeli authorities
Mohammed Allaan, who has refused food for more than 65 days, will be freed because of deteriorating medical condition
Mohammed Allaan has refused food for two months, demanding release from detention without charge by Israeli authorities
Khader Adnan, who was detained for alleged ties to Islamic Jihad, was freed in July after a 54-day hunger strike
