Israel court rules Palestinian hunger striker to stay in jail
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AFP English
  • 8 years ago
A hunger-striking Palestinian journalist will remain in jail despite warnings over his deteriorating health, Israel's top court ruled on Wednesday. The Supreme Court said it would not release Mohammed al-Qiq immediately but would follow his health on a daily basis.
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