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Israeli Detained in Belarus for Two Months Over Prescription Pills
An Israeli man has been detained in Belarus for two months since August after prescription pills intended for his parents were found in his possession. His family insists the medication was declared on the packaging and he was unaware of the need for further declaration.
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What happened
- 01An Israeli man has been detained in Belarus for two months since August over prescription pills.
- 02His family claims the medication was for his parents and properly labeled.
- 03He was initially questioned and released, but arrested again two weeks later.
- 04His five-year-old son is reportedly asking about his father's whereabouts.
- 05The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs is providing consular assistance and communicating with the family.
After an initial confiscation and release, he was arrested weeks later. The family has contacted the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which is providing consular support and maintaining contact with the family.
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