Justice delayed long enough in World Vision Hamas case

Halabi, who has been jailed ever since his arrest almost five years ago, was charged with using World Vision as a front for funneling money for Hamas terrorist operations.

DEMONSTRATORS IN Gaza City protest in 2016 in solidarity with Mohammad El Halabi, who was accused of funneling millions of dollars of aid money to Hamas.

(photo credit: MOHAMMED SALEM/REUTERS)

ByJPOST EDITORIAL

FEBRUARY 15, 2021 22:25

Justice delayed long enough in World Vision Hamas case

Halabi, who has been jailed ever since his arrest almost five years ago, was charged with using World Vision as a front for funneling money for Hamas terrorist operations.

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Justice delayed long enough in World Vision Hamas case

Halabi, who has been jailed ever since his arrest almost five years ago, was charged with using World Vision as a front for funneling money for Hamas terrorist operations.

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