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Israel's top court upholds detention of Gaza hospital director without charge
Israel's Supreme Court upheld the detention of Gaza hospital director Hussam Abu Safiya without charge, citing confidential evidence. He faces solitary confinement and denied medical care, while Israeli authorities accuse him of Hamas ties without public evidence. Rights groups condemned the ruling as a moral and legal failure.
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