Former Tunisian prime minister Hamadi Jebali announced on Saturday that he would go on hunger strike until he is released from incarceration, after being detained by Tunisian authorities. The hunger strike was confirmed by Jebali’s lawyers, after they gained access to the former PM, who is currently detained for the second time this year. He has been taken to the anti-terrorism headquarters in Korjani, said his legal team – on suspicion of money laundering. Jebali informed his legal team that he considers his detention a “kidnapping”, after he was arrested with no warning on Thursday while dri…