Mohammad El Halabi may finally expose Israel’s mistreatment of Palestinian prisoners! But he needs our help to do it.

El Halabi was World Vision’s Director for Gaza when he was arrested in June, 2016 on bogus charges. At the time, Israel made the outrageous claim that he had embezzled a sum more than twice the total of all of World Vision’s aid to Gaza. Naturally, the charges have been thoroughly debunked by both World Vision and the Australian government. (Download our Factsheet and Position Paper).

Israel has been pressuring El Halabi to confess for almost five years, but he steadfastly refuses! Given his innocence, his resilience, and his international profile, he is the perfect case to expose Israel’s human rights abuses against Palestinian prisoners!

The CJPME Foundation and its international partners are launching a world-wide campaign, targeting the leaders of many different countries, to:

  • Pressure Israel to FREE Mohammad immediately, and
  • Launch an INTERNATIONAL investigation.

Use the fields below to tell Canada’s political leaders: Israel must free Mohammad El Halabi immediately! After that, we’ll give you other options to help FREE MOHAMMAD.

 

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