71.   The prisoners say the smaller cells make them vulnerable to abuse by guards, and complain that they are beaten almost daily.

72.   The prisoners say they never should have been jailed in the first place.

73.   The prisoner said the inmates would kill the hostages and set fire to the building if police or prison officers storm the area.

74.   The prisoners had said that after their demands were aired on TV, they would end their protest.

75.   The prisoners had said they hoped to be freed soon under the amnesty law.

76.   The prisoners have said they would only end the hunger strike once Israel committed itself to a timetable for releases.

77.   The prisoners initially said they would stop their fast only if Israel committed itself to a timetable for the release of all detainees.

78.   The prisoners said in the note that they hoped that all other Palestinian prisoners would join the hunger strike.

79.   The prisoners said Jenoff later pinned the crime on the rabbi, acting again out of anger that the rabbi was not a better friend.

80.   The prisoners said that after their demands were aired on TV, they would end their protest and help clean up the living quarters.