Palestinian prisoners to embark on open-ended hunger strike to demand suspension of Ben Gvir’s decision against them

The Supreme Emergency Committee of the Prisoner National Movement announced today that Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails will embark on an open-ended hunger strike starting September 14, to demand the suspension of the decision made by the racist Israeli cabinet minister, Ben-Gvir, to cut in half their family visits; from monthly to once every two months.

The committee, in a statement, indicated that going on an open-ended hunger strike came in order to stop all decisions and policies that would tighten the noose on Palestinian prisoners as well as to restore the rights they were denied during the previous period.