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U.N. inquiry urges release of Palestinian doctor held by Israel
A United Nations inquiry and experts called for the immediate release of a Palestinian doctor held in Israeli custody for 18 months, citing concerns over his health. The doctor is described as facing imminent risk of death while in detention.
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A United Nations inquiry and experts urged the immediate release of a Palestinian doctor held by Israel for 18 months, stating that the individual faces imminent death in custody. The doctor was taken into custody during an Israeli raid on one of Gaza's only functioning hospitals, according to the report.
Detention details The inquiry described the doctor's condition as dire and called for prompt action to prevent further deterioration. Advocates stated that the doctor must be released without delay. Israeli authorities have not publicly commented on the specific case in the available reporting.
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