Israeli decision to release Palestinian detainee in April ‘insufficient’

Headline Title: Israeli decision to release Palestinian in April 'insufficient' 21 February 2012 The Israeli authorities’ decision to release a Palestinian detainee by mid-April is insufficient, Amnesty International said amid reports that he has agreed to end his 66-day hunger strike.The organization has urged Israel to release Khader Adnan immediately to allow him to receive urgent medical treatment. The 33-year-old baker – allegedly affiliated with the Islamic Jihad movement – is at immediate risk of death after more than 10 weeks on hunger strike. “A deal which will…

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