A Lebanese Man Held Prisoner in Israel Is Released and Handed over to ...
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Release of Lebanese national detained without charge highlights Israel's admission of arbitrary detentions
Described by Israeli media as 'Hezbollah operative,' Malik Kamal Razi was released after nearly 11 months in detention, with Israel admitting no evidence linked him to any group
The Israeli army released Lebanese national Malik Kamal Razi, whom it had held for 11 months, after he admitted he had no ties to Hezbollah. This move has brought Israel's crimes of 'arbitrary detention' of civilians in Lebanon back into the spotlight. Estimates suggest that 36 Lebanese nationals remain in Israeli prisons.
BEIRUT - Arabian Jerusalem: Who was the Lebanese prisoner Malik Kamal Razi released yesterday, who was handed over to the Lebanese Armed Forces through the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) at the Naqoura crossing, some 11 months after he was detained? Razi was a young man born in 2005, from the town of Ain Atta in the province of Rashia in eastern Lebanon, who was 20 years old when he was missing. [...]
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