According to sources in Cyprus, following the officer’s detention for investigation, the Israeli Foreign Ministry intervened & used its contacts to secure his immediate removal before an arrest order was to be put in place.

He arrived at Tel Aviv Airport on Saturday night. His wife posted : “We’ll still tell what we’ve been through and what a miracle it is that we’re back here (two days earlier than originally planned).”

Journalist Younis Al-Tarawi, who specializes in tracking down soldiers involved in war crimes, told #غزة Al-Arabi TV that Cypriot authorities detained Israeli occupation army soldier “Elisha Laifman” , for 24 hours. .

📌 According to the content of the trial seen by Al-Arabi TV, the list included accusations such as “incitement to violence against property in #قبرص”, “involvement in genocide”, “burning of civilian property without military reason”, » and “intentional sabotage of civilian objects”. 📌 According to the sources of journalist Younis Al-Tarawi, he was released from detention in Cyprus under pressure from the embassy and the Israeli Foreign Ministry, after which an investigation was opened with the police officer who released “Liveman”

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