This is The Guardian.
Today, the Palestine action hunger strikers close to death.
Cameron is my younger brother.
He's the youngest out of all of us.
There's three siblings.
And my mum describes him as like the kid that used to hide behind her clothes.
who'd hide behind her dress and he'd be really shy about coming out in front of people.
But he was the son that made her laugh.
And so they always found him as the sort of fun one, but the one they had to protect.
Cameron Armid is just 28 years old.
Growing up, he often refused to listen to his parents when they said,
don't get involved, just walk away when fights broke out in school.
I remember my brother just being like, No, how can I watch someone get hurt and not say something?
And he didn't care about what could potentially happen to him.
He didn't care about his consequences.
He was only concerned about making sure that the other person was okay.
Even though he's the youngest, he's been the most, I guess, like, spiritual person that I know.
He's the person that I go to for advice.
There's a level of maturity that he has.
that I aspire for in his calmness and his demeanour.