High Court extends World Vision defendant detention 90 days

The verdict in the case surrounding Mohammed El Halabi who is accused of using World Vision to help Hamas is expected around the six-year anniversary of his arrest.

Palestinian demonstrators take part in a protest in solidarity with Mohammad El Halabi, World Vision's manager of operations in Gaza who was accused by Israel of funnelling millions of dollars in aid money to Hamas, organised by foundations and societies benefiting from World Vision in Gaza City Aug

(photo credit: REUTERS)

ByYONAH JEREMY BOB

FEBRUARY 23, 2022 19:20

Updated: FEBRUARY 23, 2022 20:23

High Court extends World Vision defendant detention 90 days

The verdict in the case surrounding Mohammed El Halabi who is accused of using World Vision to help Hamas is expected around the six-year anniversary of his arrest.

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High Court extends World Vision defendant detention 90 days

The verdict in the case surrounding Mohammed El Halabi who is accused of using World Vision to help Hamas is expected around the six-year anniversary of his arrest.

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