Nearly 1,000 Palestinian prisoners across a number of Israeli prisons initiated an open-ended hunger strike on Thursday evening in protest of the aggression Israeli prison administrations conduct against them.

 Al-Qudra also urged for mass rallies after Friday prayers, as an expression of popular and factional anger at the Zionist aggression against the Palestinian prisoners.
The Director pointed out that after the prisoners entered into a collective hunger strike, all Palestinians must mobilize and take to the streets in support of the prisoners in their battle against the oppression of the jailer.
This comes after nearly 1,000 prisoners across a number of prisons initiated an open-ended hunger strike on Thursday evening in protest of the aggression occupation prison administrations conduct against them.
The Zionist repression units violently stormed into Block 3 of Al-Naqab Prison on Thursday morning and transferred the Palestinian prisoners to an unknown destination.
Palestine's Ministry of Prisoners and Ex-Prisoners held the Zionist entity and its Prison Service "fully responsible for the life and safety of the prisoners of Block 3 in the Al-Naqab Prison that were transferred after being subjected to brutal assaults.
The Ministry warned that continuing to tighten the grip on the prisoners will escalate the situation in all prisons and that the brutal assault on Block 3 in the Al-Naqab Prison is a cowardly act and criminal behavior that the prisoners will not let pass as a normal occurrence.