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Khader Adnan Continues Hunger Strike

Posted on February 11, 2012 by wallwritings

by James M. Wall Khader Adnan is a 33-year-old Palestinian graduate student, who, until he was arrested by Israeli police on December 17, 2011, lived in the occupied West Bank with his wife and two young daughters. Their home is … Continue reading →

Posted in Middle East, Middle East Politics, Religious Faith | Tagged human rights israel, indefinite detention without charge, israeli occupation authorities, occupied west bank, palestinian detainees, physicians for human rights | 14 Comments

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