Hebron, Al-Bireh, Tulkarm, and Nablus have witnessed different stands in solidarity with the hunger-striking prisoners in the Israeli prisons in rejection of their administrative detention. 

In Hebron, a solidarity walk was organized where a number of officials and deputies of the legislative council took part. 

Abdelrahman Zaydan, the deputy of the legislative council, said that the Palestinian street’s solidarity with the prisoners is not enough. He also described the official position of the international and human rights organizations as weak in supporting the prisoners, calling on the European Union and the International Committee of the Red Crescent to act and support the prisoners to stop their administrative detention.

In Nablus and Al-Bireh, dozens of Palestinians participated in a stand in front of the Red Crescent, calling for an official and popular movement to support the hunger-striking prisoners and end their suffering.