Palestinian women prisoners threaten hunger strike if moved to Israeli convict wing

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RAMALLAH, (PIC)-- The Palestinian female prisoners in the Israeli occupation jails have threatened to go on hunger strike if the Israeli Hasharon prison administration insisted on its decision to move them to the ward of Israeli convicts.

The Palestinian prisoner’s association said in a statement on Sunday that the prison administration was pondering the move, noting that the Israeli convicts were mostly held for murder, robbery, and drug-related crimes.

The Palestinian prisoners told a lawyer for the association that they told the chief of the prison wards that they would go on hunger strike if the move was enforced on them. more

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