Waed Association for Prisoners and Ex-prisoners reported that prisoner Nasser Abu Hamid almost completely lost memory of the fact that his brain cells were totally affected and cancer spread to them.

In a statement circulated to the media, the association explained that "doctors decided to double the painkillers received by prisoner Nasser, which adversely affected his body, as he went into continuous and continuous sleep shifts of up to 20 hours sometimes."

In a statement, Waed added that feeding of the nasal tract is done through the vein, breathing through oxygen, and that his movement has stopped completely, he cannot stand or even lean on the disease bed.

According to the family of the prisoner Abu Hamid, her son is in his final days, pointing out that the occupation refuses to deal with all proposals for his release.