International law gives Palestinian terrorists the “right” to break out of prison and "liberate themselves," claims PLO
Headline: “Prisoner Kifah Hattab continues his hunger strike as a sign of solidarity with the prisoners who succeeded in taking their freedom by force”
“The [PLO] Commission of Prisoners’ Affairs announced yesterday [Sept. 12, 2021] that prisoner Kifah Hattab (i.e., terrorist, involved in the murder of 2 people) from Tulkarem, who was arrested in 2002 and sentenced to life, is holding an unlimited hunger strike for this the second day in a row as a sign of solidarity with the prisoners who succeeded in liberating themselves from Gilboa Prison (see note below -Ed.)…
The commission explained in a press release that prisoner Hattab has done a number of unlimited hunger strikes, and this is because he and the rest of his prisoner comrades are prisoners of warwho defended their homeland and not criminals (sic., convicted Palestinian terrorists do not meet the definition of prisoners of war), and therefore it is their right to be liberated by force of the international agreements and the Geneva Accords.”