Muhammad al-Qiq is a Palestinian journalist known for hunger strikes while held in Israeli administrative detention. Through 2020 the opening quoted the Associated Press reporting that "Israel's Shin Bet security service says al-Qeq is involved in terrorism activities linked to the militant Hamas movement." Today's opening describes him only as a journalist and hunger striker, with no mention of the Shin Bet allegation, though the word survives once in the body. A reader today does not learn that Israeli security services said al-Qiq was tied to Hamas terror activity.
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Muhammad al-Qiq or Mohammed al-Qeeq ( ) is a Palestinian Journalist, Correspondent and reporter at the Saudi News Agency Almajd TV Network . He went on a hunger strike in protest against his being incarcerated under Israeli administrative detention (internment without trial or charge).1The Associated Press reported: "Israel's Shin Bet security service says al-Qeq is involved in terrorism activities linked to the militant Hamas movement." Likewise, AFP reported: "Shin Bet, the Israeli domestic security service, said Qiq was arrested for 'terror activity' as part of the Islamist group Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip." Muhammad al-Qiq, born 1982, married and father of two children, lives in the village of Abu Qash in the Ramallah District in Palestine .2 He has a master's degree in Contemporary Arab Studies from Birzeit University . Israeli hospital report confirms hunger-striker's critical condition , Ma'an News Agency Israel Approves Forcible Treatment of Hunger Striker al-Qiq , Wafa
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Palestinian journalist Muhammad al-Qiq or Mohammed al-Qeeq ( ) is a Palestinian journalist, correspondent and reporter for Saudi News Agency Almajd TV Network .Al-Qiq received international attention in 2015 when he began a hunger strike in protest of him being incarcerated under Israeli administrative detention (internment without trial or charge).He was released on May 19, 2016, after enduring a 94-day hunger strike.Al-Qiq was detained again on January 16, 2017, and subsequently began a new hunger strike.Al-Qiq lives in Abu Qash in the Ramallah District in Palestine . He has a master's degree in Contemporary Arab Studies from Birzeit University . Israeli hospital report confirms hunger-striker's critical condition , Ma'an News Agency Israel Approves Forcible Treatment of Hunger Striker al-Qiq , Wafa "Israel detains former hunger striker Muhammad al-Qiq after protest - Middle East Observer" ."Al-Qiq launches new hunger strike, wife calls detention 'illegitimate' attempt to imprison journalist" .
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Palestinian journalist Muhammad al-Qiq or Mohammed al-Qeeq ( Arabic : محمد القيق ) is a Palestinian journalist, correspondent and reporter for Saudi News Agency Almajd TV Network . Al-Qiq received international attention in 2015 when he began a hunger strike in protest of him being incarcerated under Israeli administrative detention (internment without trial or charge). He was released on May 19, 2016, after enduring a 94-day hunger strike. Al-Qiq was detained again on January 16, 2017, and subsequently began a new hunger strike, ending after 32 days. Al-Qiq lives in Abu Qash in the Ramallah District in Palestine . He has a master's degree in Contemporary Arab Studies from Birzeit University . Israeli hospital report confirms hunger-striker's critical condition , Ma'an News Agency Israel Approves Forcible Treatment of Hunger Striker al-Qiq , Wafa "Israel detains former hunger striker Muhammad al-Qiq after protest - Middle East Observer" . 17 January 2017. "Al-Qiq launches new hunger strike, wife calls detention 'illegitimate' attempt to imprison journalist" .
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