'Abducted' Palestinian engineer appears in Israel court

[Jos]

A Palestinian engineer has appeared in an Israeli court after being captured in Ukraine and jailed in Israel.

No charges were laid, but the court extended Dirar Abu Sisi's detention.
The 43-year-old says he was forcibly removed from a train in Kharkiv, eastern Ukraine, on 19 February for interrogation by Israeli agents.

He said he was handcuffed, hooded and then held in an apartment before being flown to Israel. He said he went a total of 25 days before seeing a lawyer.

BBC News - 'Abducted' Palestinian engineer appears in Israel court

 

[Ropey]

Good. Keep them on their toes.

 

[Jos]

They should worry about Treading on too many toes

 

[Ropey]

But they aren't.

So they shouldn't.

 

[P F Tinmore]

His Israeli lawyer, Smadar Ben-Natan, told journalists that her client had confessed to "certain things" that she could not elaborate about because of court-imposed restrictions.

She said his confessions were made "under very heavy duress which I would characterise as torture."

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[Sallow]

This is one way to keep the cycle of violence from stemming in that region.

Keep it up boys..

 

[Shogun]

Can you imagine how loud Ropey would be screaming bloody fucking murder if roles were reversed here?

 

[docmauser1]

Can you imagine how loud Ropey would be screaming bloody fucking murder if roles were reversed here?

That was some funny drivel, but, what's that "palistanian engineer" anyway?