The families of the two strikers Ayman Sharawna and Samer al-Issawi called on the official and popular parties to move urgently to save the lives of their two sons "before it is too late", while criticizing the lack of solidarity events with the striking prisoners in Israeli jails.
Tarek al-Issawi told Quds Press that the health condition of his son Samer is very bad, where he was recently transferred to Assaf Harovih Israeli hospital after sharp deterioration in his health, adding that his son went "on hunger strike since 136 days and he refused to take water and vitamins since four days along with the striking prisoner Ayman Sharawna.
Issawi said that his son boycotted Ramla prison hospital in which he was receiving treatment after giving him a drug that caused loss of consciousness, adding that he is determined to continue the strike until his release.
The father criticized the lack of both official and popular reactions towards his son and strikers' issue, calling to prosecute the occupation internationally for its crimes against the Palestinian prisoners.
