An Israeli court extends the detention of two foreign activists by six days. Lawyers for Thiago Avila and Abu Keshek allege the men are being held in isolation and subjected to mistreatment while on a hunger strike.
An Israeli court has extended the detention of two foreign activists, Thiago Avila and Abu Keshek, by six days. Their legal representatives allege the men are being held in isolation and subjected to mistreatment while on a hunger strike.
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