Israeli occupation delays release of Palestinian MP al-Tal

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  • October 13, 2017
Israeli occupation delays release of Palestinian MP al-Tal

The Israeli occupation authorities delayed the release of Palestinian MP Mohamed Ismail al-Tal under the pretext of Jewish holidays.
Lawyer Mahmoud al-Jabareen told al-Tal’s family that their son will be released on Friday instead of Thursday due to underway Jewish celebrations.
A couple of weeks earlier, the Ofer court ruled for releasing al-Tal on a bail of 40,000 shekels.
MP al-Tal was kidnapped by the Israeli occupation forces from al-Khalil on February 21, 2017, and sentenced administratively with neither charge nor trial. He underwent a surgery to remove a tumor and parts of his intestines at an Israeli hospital before he was transferred to the Ramla prison clinic and later to the Ofer lock-up.
MP al-Tal, member of the Palestinian Legislative Council since 2006, has spent a total of 11 years in Israeli jails.

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