The Israeli Supreme Court has ruled that hunger striking Palestinian prisoner, 31 year-old Mohammed Allan, will be released from administrative detention…but only if medical tests show that he’s suffered “irreversible” damage as a result of his 65-day hunger strike. Apparently, a healthy Allan was a grave national security threat. While a near-dead Allan poses no such threat. While the Court has done the decent, humane thing, it erased any good will it might’ve generated by compelling Allan had to prove that his ordeal had caused damage to his body and mind so severe that it supported freeing him.
Hunger striker Muhammad Allan has suffered brain damage
Palestinian hunger striker Muhammad Allan has suffered brain damage due to a lack of nutrients following two months of protest action against his detention without trial, Israel's Barzilai hospital said Wednesday.
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