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A Turkish woman detained by the Israeli authorities for nearly a month and accused of helping Hamas reportedly returned home after being released in recent days, Haaretz reported On Monday
Ebru Ozkan's lawyers had reached an agreement with the prosecution that the proceedings against it would be suspended on the grounds that it could not be "localized", according to Haaretz.
Israel offered to release Ozkan provided that she confessed to the charges, the defendant lawyers said. She declined the proposal, apparently with the intention of forcing the Israeli authorities to provide new evidence on her case that "apparently created pressure among the decision-makers" in Israel.
Eventually, his lawyer Ramzi Katilat said Haaretz that the final agreement reached was to rescind the order preventing him from leaving Israel, with his pbadport returned and the ban on traveling abroad thrown. In an effort to end the case, the military charge subordinated its arrangement to the clbadification as "inability to locate".
According to Daily Sabah the court decided to release her on bail to her case before the Israeli courts was closed without further details, said the spokesman of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan [19659002Ozkan27wasarrestedonJune11inTelAvivBenGurionairportandtakenforinterrogationbeforehisflightbacktoTurkeyAfteraninterrogationofseveralhoursthesuspectwasforcedtostayinIsraelandwasdetainedforseveralweeks
According to a statement from the Shin Bet, the Turkish national was arrested because he was suspected of constituting a threat to national security. Ahmad GHARABLI (AFP) "The Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound, seen here on the first Friday prayers of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan on May 18, 2018, is a key flashpoint in the Israeli- Palestinian conflict "src =" https://cdn.i24news.tv/upload/cache/large_content_image/upload/image/afp-d64d7003042c548f12a7889f4c8ad5af6c1df7ca.jpg "style =" width: 100%; "title =" The Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Compound Mosque, seen here on the first Friday prayers of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan on May 18, 2018, is a key flashpoint in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict "
According to the act of Charging, Ebru Ozkan received 15 bottles of perfume by a guide named Mohammed Samer while she was traveling to Israel in 2016 as part of an organized tour. She obeyed and the parcel was taken by an anonymous man the next day as part of a money laundering program, the indictment.
"This In this case, the defendant rendered service to the Hamas organization which is itself an illegal badociation. The indictment also stated that Ozkan was working as a secretary in a detention center. research in Turkey, with some Hamas activists, one of whom gave him an envelope to put his luggage containing a leather wallet and a phone. charger. According to testimonies from Ozkan's friends, the Turkish daily Sabah said that she was in Israel to visit the Al-Aqsa Mosque where she spent a night.
Turkey and Israel scrambled spectacularly in 2010 after the death of nine Turkish citizens when Israeli marines stormed the Mavi Marmara flotilla towards Gaza and were attacked.
A reconciliation agreement was reached in 2016 He verbally attacked Israel and foiled Netanyahu's hitches
The relationship struck a new nadir in May when Turkey expelled Israeli diplomats – quickly reflected by Israel – the deaths of dozens of Palestinians in the border clashes in Gaza.
In recent months, concerns have increased about Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's attempt to "claim ownership of the Jerusalem issue". who has seen donations from Turkey to Islamic organizations in the Arab neighborhoods of the holy city, as well as demonstrations by Turkish citizens in front of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
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