Tuesday, January 26, 2016, 11:12 Eviatar Slonim, who has been in administrative detention since early August 2015, has joined Meir Ettinger, who has also been in administrative detention since early August 2015, in a hunger strike in protest of their continued remand. They are both being held in solitary confinement in a high-security wing in Eshel Prison. Ettinger began his hunger strike on Monday, January 18 and Slonim began his on Sunday, January 24.
In one week the administrative detention of both Ettinger and Slonim will be over. However their friends are concerned that Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon intends to extend their detention by signing an order, without holding a trial and without presenting any evidence.
This is Ettinger’s second hunger strike. Ettinger began his first hunger strike on October 8, 2015 one day after being transferred to solitary confinement in the Eshel Prison and being denied the right to make phone calls with no explanation or reason given. He ended the strike four days later, after being allowed to speak to his close family members.
Mordechai Meyer, who was detained with Ettinger and Slonim after the Kfar Duma arson incident, was held in administrative detention for five months and released on January 3 after it became known that the information presented by the ISA to Defense Minister Ya’alon and to the courts was erroneous.
Honenu: “Only recently it was revealed to us that the intelligence information in the case of Mordechai Meyer was erroneous, and he was released. The time has come to immediately release Ettinger and Slonim from the administrative detention they have been under as a result of the Defense Minister’s media spin. The administrative detention is a drastic step which violates their rights and does not allow the detainees to defend themselves against the claims made against them.”
Honenu Attorney Aharon Roza, who is representing Eviatar Slonim: “I hope that the security authorities internalize the fact that Eviatar Slonim does not pose a danger to the public, and will refrain from extending his administrative detention, which has caused a great deal of damage to him and his family, for no justifiable reason, all the while knowing very well that they could keep a close watch on him if they returned him to the restrictions under which he was being held before his detention, especially since in any event he has not been charged with having a connection to the incidents which have been investigated.”
For an overview of the cases of administrative detainees Meir Ettinger, Eviatar Slonim and Mordechai Meyer, please click on the links below, which link to more posts on the cases:
August 4, 2015 Complaint sent to AG on GSS interrogation methods
August 14, 2015 Mordechai Meyer’s parents sent letter to Defense Minister
September 10, 2015 “Confidential material” included articles posted openly on Internet
October 7, 2015 Administrative detainees illegally transferred to high security wing
October 11, 2015 Prison Service admits to violation of law
November 17, 2015 Ettinger and Slonim to remain under administrative detention, court cited “extreme ideology”
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Wednesday, August 7, 2024, 13:28 Yesterday (Tuesday), security forces and Civil Administration personnel destroyed four structures at Tzur Yisrael, a hilltop community in the Binyamin region. Three Yehuda and Shomron residents who protested the destruction and remained at the site a short time after the structures were destroyed were detained by the police who claimed that they had violated a closed military zone order.
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Tuesday, August 6, 2024, 15:12 In February 2023, border police officers and Civil Administration personnel destroyed a vineyard under Jewish ownership near Shilo following a claim that it was situated on “private Palestinian land”. Dozens of protesters arrived in an attempt to prevent the destruction, among them Knesset Member Limor Son Har-Melech (Otzma Yehudit), who obstructed a tractor and was then assaulted by four border police officers.
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Sunday, August 4, 2024, 21:33 On Sunday, a hearing for the soldiers detained at the Sde Teiman Military Base on suspicion of assaulting a Nukhba terrorist was held at the Beit Lid Military Court. Honenu Attorneys Adi Keidar and Nati Rom demanded the immediate release of the soldiers whom they are representing
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