Olax on Instagram: "Today is day 24. It’s nothing compared to the two months and then some my British comrades lasted, but I’m beginning to feel the effects. I’ve lost over twenty kilograms, and I’m exhausted. My body aches all the time. This is only the beginning, and I know as long as I maintain my blood sugar levels, I should manage to go on for a couple more weeks, but it’s getting a bit more challenging.
The judge ruled that there would be no punishment for the game of bricky-window I won, I don’t even have to pay any damages, but a measure was imposed ordering me to stay at least 50 meters from the British embassy. I’ve been promised that if I don’t comply, I will be sent to prison for 7 days.
From the beginning, being detained was as much part of the solidarity with the political prisoners as the hunger strike was, and now I’ve got a ticket to prison! Surely, the police can’t ignore this judge’s orders. They’ll have to arrest me, and they’ll have to send me to prison, as I’m obviously not going to defend myself.
So, tomorrow, on Monday the 19th of January, at around 8 o’clock in the morning, I will walk up to the British embassy, and most likely be sent to prison on the same day or the next. Once I get out, it shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone if I repeat that.
I know the Dutch police are following my social media, so I consider them informed. They also found out earlier what happens if they choose not to arrest me. I’d like to keep it as simple and nonviolent as possible, but I will get arrested, you can count on that.
For the Filton 24, the Brize Norton 5 and the other actionists who don’t have a cool team name, as far as I know. For Umer, currently the only British hunger striker. For the people of Palestine, and for everyone in this world who is a victim of politicalised detention and/or hunger. I will suffer alongside with you, to show the people what it looks like, to put pressure on our governments, to stop this madness, to speak out against the human rights violations that disregard of the will of the people.
I’m not a hero: anyone can do what I’m doing, and most of you could do a lot more. We need to globalise the intifada. We need to free Palestine."
39 likes, 1 comments - olaxoutis on January 18, 2026: "Today is day 24. It’s nothing compared to the two months and then some my British comrades lasted, but I’m beginning to feel the effects. I’ve lost over twenty kilograms, and I’m exhausted. My body aches all the time. This is only the beginning, and I know as long as I maintain my blood sugar levels, I should manage to go on for a couple more weeks, but it’s getting a bit more challenging.
The judge ruled that there would be no punishment for the game of bricky-window I won, I don’t even have to pay any damages, but a measure was imposed ordering me to stay at least 50 meters from the British embassy. I’ve been promised that if I don’t comply, I will be sent to prison for 7 days.
From the beginning, being detained was as much part of the solidarity with the political prisoners as the hunger strike was, and now I’ve got a ticket to prison! Surely, the police can’t ignore this judge’s orders. They’ll have to arrest me, and they’ll have to send me to prison, as I’m obviously not going to defend myself.
So, tomorrow, on Monday the 19th of January, at around 8 o’clock in the morning, I will walk up to the British embassy, and most likely be sent to prison on the same day or the next. Once I get out, it shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone if I repeat that.
I know the Dutch police are following my social media, so I consider them informed. They also found out earlier what happens if they choose not to arrest me. I’d like to keep it as simple and nonviolent as possible, but I will get arrested, you can count on that.
For the Filton 24, the Brize Norton 5 and the other actionists who don’t have a cool team name, as far as I know. For Umer, currently the only British hunger striker. For the people of Palestine, and for everyone in this world who is a victim of politicalised detention and/or hunger. I will suffer alongside with you, to show the people what it looks like, to put pressure on our governments, to stop this madness, to speak out against the human rights violations that disregard of the will of the people.
I’m not a hero: anyone can do what I’m doing, and most of you could do a lot more. We need to globalise the intifada. We need to free Palestine.".
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