Israel frees Pakistani suspected of involvement in global Jihad

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"The Shin Bet Security Service on Monday released from jail a Jordanian-born Pakistani who had been detained in Israel for 50 days on suspicions of involvement in a terror network affiliated with global Jihad.

Marwan Ibrahim Ali Jabur, whose parents are Palestinian, spent the last two and a half years under detention in Pakistan, the United States, Jordan and Israel. He was released to relatives in the Gaza Strip a day before the court was scheduled to consider extending his remand.

As revealed in Haaretz last week, Jabur was first arrested in Pakistan in May 2004, where he was interrogated under difficult and torturous conditions. He was transferred to U.S. forces after 15 days and flown to an unknown loation, which he described as a place where "music was playing 24 hours a day and the soldiers would beat us nonstop." This description indicates Jabur was apparently held at the Guantanamo Bay detention center in Cuba, where the United States holds Al-Qaida operatives. From there he was flown to Jordan under American escort, where he spent a month and a half under interrogation before being imprisoned at the Shin Bet security service wing at the Kishon jail."

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/784500.html

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1. I really don't care what they suspect you of, they should not be able

to torture you based on suspicion. And when those suspicions come to nothing, then what you have is a person held in prison for years, tortured and then released with no charges. Who is going to give him his 2 years back?