She said that Abbas was adamant on continuing his hunger strike after the prison administration renewed his solitary confinement and confiscated his personal belongings.
The wife said that Abbas was punished for speaking to Al-Jazeera during his court hearing more than two weeks ago, adding that he was put in an underground cell and all his belongings were confiscated even the radio.
Ikhlas appealed to human rights groups to intervene for his sake, adding that he has been deprived of visits for the past year.
His lawyer Mohammed Abdeen was able to visit him in Ramle on Thursday after strenuous efforts with the prisoner administration, which at start refused to allow him to visit his client, the wife concluded.
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