Palestinian hunger striker Khader Adnan dies in Israeli custody, sparking protests and violence

Adnan, a leader in the militant group Palestinian Islamic Jihad, died after an 87-day hunger strike to protest his detention without charge.
His death led to protests, clashes, and rocket fire from Gaza into Israel, which responded with airstrikes.
Israel holds more than 1,000 Palestinians without charge, the highest number in nearly 20 years, drawing criticism from rights groups.
Adnan had been arrested 12 times and held for eight years, becoming a symbol of Palestinian resistance to Israeli occupation.
A fragile ceasefire was brokered after the violence, but tensions remain high as Israel's new far-right government is expected to take a hard line against Palestinian unrest.