Should Israel force-feed hunger-striker?

Mohammed Allan is an alleged activist for Islamic Jihad. He has been held without charge by Israel since November but after nearly two months on hunger strike in protest at his detention, he's now lost consciousness and there's talk of force-feeding him.

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Picture: A Palestinian woman holds a picture depicting Palestinian detainee Mohammed Allan. The Arabic writing reads, "Save the life of the lawyer and prisoner Mohammed Allan. No to the administrative detention, no to force-feeding." Credit: REUTERS/Mohamad Torokman