A Palestinian commission for prisoners warns that Palestinian hunger striker Hisham Abu Hawwash is "on the brink of death."

Israeli forces launch a violent crackdown on a protest in support of a Palestinian hunger striker.

The ICRC expresses serious concern over the health condition of Palestinian prisoner Hisham Abu Hawwash, who has been on hunger strike for 139 days in protest at his detention without charge by Israel.

The health of Palestinian prisoner Hisham Abu Hawash has deteriorated as he has entered the 135th consecutive day of his hunger strike against Israel's policy of so-called administrative detention, with reports saying the 40-year-old has lost his eyesight and hearing as well as his ability to speak.

Israeli authorities decide to freeze the administrative detention order against Hisham Abu Hawwash, who has been on hunger strike for 132 consecutive days.

A Palestinian commission for prisoners warns that Palestinian inmate Hisham Abu Hawwash’s health condition has reached a critical stage after more than 130 days of hunger strike.

Hunger-striking Palestinian inmate Hisham Abu Hawwash cannot move anymore, his lawyer says.