Summary
A Palestinian journalist held by Israel without trial, Mohammad al-Qiq, agreed Friday to end his 94-day hunger strike under a deal for his release in May, an NGO announced.
Qiq was arrested on Nov. 21 in Ramallah.
The Supreme Court on Feb. 4 officially suspended the internment order against Qiq but ordered him confined to hospital.
Palestinian prisoner Mohammad Allan ended a two-month hunger strike in August last year and was freed in November.
And in July, Khader Adnan was released after a 56-day hunger strike against his administrative detention, a procedure which dates back to the British mandate.
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