A march at Al-Aqsa...a demonstration in front of the British Consulate in solidaity with the prisoner Mohammad Allan
The youths of Jerusalem organized on Friday a march in solidarity with the Palestinian pironser Mohammad Allan who has been on hunger strike for two months.
The march initiated from Al-Aqsa Mosque towards "Al-Nather" market reaching to the headquarters of the Red Cross. Participants raised Palestinian flags, pictures of the prisoner Allan and banners saying "No to administrative arrest".
Naser Qos, head of Prisoner's Club in Jerusalem, talked about the medical condition of Allan and explained that he is currently in a critical condition. He pointed out that he has been given salts intravenously.
Oas also pointed out thatthe occupation prisons' administration closed all prisons in the south and announced a carefew.
Dr. Hezi Levi, director of Barzlay hospital in Ashkelon, said that the prisoner Allan conditions are very critical as his body has lost many important substances. The hospital informed his family of his conditions.
Dr. Levi said that Allan's medical condition has gone a lot worse since last night and he started having difficulties breathing and went in a coma and is currently receiving artificial respiration in addition to receiving fluids, iron and vitamins intravenously.
The youths of Jerusalem demonstrated on Friday night in front of the British Consulate and handed one of the employees a letter requesting the consulate to immediately interact and save the life of prisoner Allan. They explained that the British government was the one that enacted the law of administrative detention during its mandate on the Palestinian territories, and the occupation authorities exploit and use these laws against Palestinians.
