Al-Qiq in critical condition after 60 days of hunger strike
Mona Kandil
Press TV, Ramallah
Palestinian journalist Mohammed al-Qiq, who’s been under Israeli administrative detention since November, has been on hunger strike for 60 days. Despite his health deteriorating, Qiq has been resisting calls to end the strike, demanding his freedom. Palestinians are warning that he's facing imminent death in the Israeli jail.
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