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Israeli Broadcaster Ayela Hason Slams Campaign to Free Terrorist Marwan Barghouti Israeli broadcaster Ayela Hason strongly condemned a campaign to release convicted terrorist Marwan Barghouti, detailing his history of murder and criticizing those who portray him as a political prisoner. She stated that while his release is currently unlikely, political changes could make it possible.
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What happened 01 Broadcaster Ayela Hason decried a campaign to free terrorist Marwan Barghouti. 02 She detailed his conviction for five murders and responsibility for deadly attacks. 03 Hason criticized the narrative calling him a "freedom fighter" and "Nelson Mandela." 04 She noted support for his release from politicians, actors, and journalists. 05 Hason believes political shifts could make his release possible. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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