Israeli forces held Palestinian activist Issa Amro incommunicado for hours: Israeli rights lawyer
Palestinian activist Issa Amro was detained by Israeli forces on Friday and held for seven hours for being "too close to a settlement", a human rights lawyer has reported. Israeli attorney Michael Sfard wrote in a post on X that Amro, the founder of Hebron's Youth Against Settlements group, was released overnight after being held "seven hours incommunicado at a military base". Sfard added that the activist had been "detained blindfolded and handcuffed behind his back and badly treated" because…
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