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צילום: AFP
Palestinian woman charged with aiding Islamic Jihad
Southern District Prosecution says woman sought to transfer funds to terror group via third party
The Southern District Prosecution has indicted a Palestinian woman from the West Bank on charges of conspiracy to fund a terror group.
Najah al-Qunawi, 49, was charged with having conspired with an Islamic Jihad operative to transfer funds to the terror group via a third party – a man residing in the Bedouin city of Rahat.
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According to the indictment, al-Qunawi – who was staying in Israel sans the necessary permits – told the Rahat man that the money she wanted to transfer to the Islamic Jihad was the product of donations, and that it was meant to support widows and orphans in the West Bank.
The prosecution motioned the court to remand her pending the conclusion of the legal proceedings in the case.
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