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Mahmoud Sarsak - Palestinian Hunger Striker Footballer - London Talkinminds  Mahmoud Sarsak Mahmoud Sarsak is a Palestinian footballer who was abducted, tortured and caged by Israel for 3 years without charge or trial. He finally won his freedom last year after enduring 96 days of hunger strike which mobiliesed an international campaign for his release. During his first public meeting in the UK Mahmoud Sarsak spoke at length of how he was detained by Israel, of the methods of torture deployed by Israel against him, of his hunger strike, of the suffering caused by Israel's occupation of Palestine, of the destruction of Gaza's sporting and other facilities by Israel, of how unjust it is that a prestigious sporting competition such as the UEFA Under 21 soccer championships has been awarded to Israel when Israel continues to do so much to prevent Palestinians from taking part in sports and of his plans for the future. Meeting was called by the Islington Friends of Yibna, Payday men’s network, and the International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network. Video: Mahmoud Sarsak - London Talk 26th May 2013
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