Jordanian female prisoner, Heba Al-Labadi, who has now been on hunger strike for around 30 days, was moved on Thursday to hospital after deteriorating health conditions, the Jordanian Foreign Ministry announced.
According to the ministry spokesman, Sufyan Al-Qudah, Al-Labadi was moved to the hospital where she received the necessary treatment, before being returned to prison on the same day.
Palestinian Jordanian Captive Heba Al Labadi has been moved to hospital following a serious decline in her health
Heba has been on hunger strike for 32 consecutive days, protesting being held by israel without charge or trial#GroupPalestine#قروب_فلسطينيhttps://t.co/9UJUoCf7MC pic.twitter.com/j3vlDEEyS6— ?✦ Ᾰ ღ ✦___?? (@Betelgeuse100) October 25, 2019
“Al-Labadi’s condition is now stable,” Al-Qudah announced in a statement, noting that the Jordanian Foreign Ministry in Tel Aviv had asked Israel to administer the necessary healthcare for the hunger striker.
Ahmad Al-Labadi, her father, has previously disclosed to Quds Press that she is suffering from severe deterioration of her health, in addition to heart-related pains.
Heba Al Labadi is on her 34th day of hunger strike. pic.twitter.com/ZMKRDo4gWu
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Al-Labadi was arrested by the Israeli occupation on August 20, when she arrived with her mother at Al-Karama Crossing, to attend a wedding in Nablus in the West Bank.
In the initial weeks of her detention, she was subjected to harsh interrogation and torture and was prevented from seeing her family.
Jordanian citizen Heba al Labadi on her 29 day of open hunger strike in Israeli jail protesting her administrative detention since August 2019#Palestine#GroupPalestine#PalestinianPrisoners pic.twitter.com/iSutwdbutY
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Around 33 days after she was arrested, although no charge was made against her, an Israeli military court issued five-month administrative detention against her, and she was moved to Al-Damon Prison.
As a result, she decided to begin an open-ended hunger strike in protest against her administrative detention.
(Middle East Monitor, PC, Social Media)
