Hunger Strike

The Jerusalem District Court has rejected the appeal filed by Central Command Chief Avi Bluth. Judge Avraham Rubin ruled the administrative order against Tal Yinon Dardik void, paving the way for his immediate release.

According to information obtained by Ynet, Tal Yinon Dardik, a suspect in the abuse of Palestinians currently at the center of a conflict between the Defense Minister and the Central Command Chief, continues to eat despite claims of a hunger strike. IPS sources report he consumes challah and fish, while his family insists his health is in critical condition.

At least 1,500 death row inmates at Iran's Ghezel Hesar prison have been on a two-week hunger strike to protest a surge in executions. Some prisoners have sewn their lips shut, demanding international intervention against the regime's brutal crackdown.

A medical and legal crisis: Tal Yinon Dardik, held under an administrative order issued by Central Command Chief Avi Bluth, has been rushed to Hadassah Mount Scopus Hospital in Jerusalem due to a severe deterioration in his health. Dardik, who is on a hunger strike protesting his detention without trial, is suffering from extreme weakness and a dangerously low pulse of 40 beats per minute, which...

First publication: Under the instruction of the IPS Commissioner and the Central District Commander Shlomi Sagi, administrative detainee Tal Yinon Dardik was transferred today (Monday) for medical treatment at Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus. Minister Itamar Ben Gvir backed the decision.

Tal Yinon Dardik was arrested on suspicion of abusing a Palestinian, including using a zip tie. After refusing house arrest, he began a hunger strike, sparking protests in the settlements. Defense Minister Israel Katz made an unusual visit to his detention cell.