Days Of Palestine – Ramallah
The Palestinian Commission of Detainees’ and Ex-Detainees’ Affairs on Saturday said that prisoner Mohamed al-Halabi suffers from poor health condition in Ramon jail.
According to his lawyer and family, the Commission explained that Halabi, a 42-yearold civil engineer from Jabalia refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, complains of severe pains in his head as well as hearing and eyesight problems, while Israeli jailers are still reluctant to provide him with medical care.
The Commission held the Israeli prison service fully responsible for the lives of Halabi and other prisoners who suffer from health problems, especially in such exceptional times as the coronavirus pandemic keeps spreading in Israel.
Halabi, who was working as director of World Vision (US charity) in Gaza before his arrest on June 15, 2016, has been brought before Israeli courts 135 times, according to the Commission.
The Israeli occupation authority has accused him of funneling money to the Palestinian resistance in Gaza during his work for the charity but failed to provide any physical evidence corroborating its claim.
The Israeli prosecutor’s failure to provide evidence against Halabi proves that the real motive behind Mohamed’s detention was to sever any support coming from the US to embattled Gaza.
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