Palestinian prisoner, Kader Adnan, is on 80th day of his hunger strike amid growing fears for his life.

His denial to eat or drink is in protest against his arbitrary detention by Israeli regime forces.
 
Recently, the Palestinian Prisoner Society (PPS) warned that prisoner Khader Adnan could die any moment after his health reached a critical stage as a result of his prolonged hunger strike.
 
PPS pointed out that Adnan, who is under security camera surveillance in the Ramla prison’s infirmary, refuses to take any kind of intravenous fluids and medication or even undergo medical tests.
 
Two days ago, an Israeli court rejected a request filed by Adnan’s lawyer to consider his health condition and give him an early release.
 
Randa Mousa, Adnan’s wife, confirmed on Tuesday that there was no information about her husband after he was transferred to an Israeli hospital following a sharp decline in his health condition.