Israel: Release Long Detained Gaza Aid Worker

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Palestinian demonstrators hold posters of Mohammad al-Halabi, a humanitarian worker in Gaza who has been detained by Israel since June 2016 without being convicted of a crime, during a protest in solidarity with al-Halabi, in Gaza City on August 7, 2016. © 2016 Reuters/Mohammed Salem (Jerusalem) – Israeli authorities should immediately release Mohammad al-Halabi, a humanitarian worker from Gaza detained for nearly six years both before and during his trial, Human Rights Watch said today. The Israeli Supreme Court on February 17, 2022, renewed al-Halabi’s detention…

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