Administrative Detainee on Hunger Strike Attacked in Prison
Tal Yinon Dardik, an administrative detainee who was on a hunger strike, was reportedly attacked in prison. His family claims that four "terrorists" jumped him and stabbed him in the face. The report of the attack was first published by Eyal Aviv on Studio Open.
Administrative detainees are individuals held without trial or charge, based on evidence that cannot be presented in court for security reasons. Dardik had been on a hunger strike, a common protest method for such detainees, to oppose his detention. The details surrounding the alleged assault, including the identities of the alleged attackers and the specific circumstances, remain unclear in the initial report.
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