VOICED : Tribunal israelí condena a 12 años de cárcel a exdirector de ONG World Vision en Gaza

Mohamed Halabi, former director of World Vision in Gaza, was sentenced to 12 years in prison by Israeli courts for allegedly diverting funds to Hamas. Despite the conviction, Halabi maintains his innocence, claiming no evidence supports the charges. Internal audits and an Australian investigation found no fund diversion. The UN expressed concerns over the trial's fairness and lack of evidence.

What was Mohamed Halabi accused of in the Israeli court?

• Funneling money to Hamas

• Tax evasion

• Stealing funds from World Vision

• Espionage for a foreign country

How did Mohamed Halabi respond to the accusations during the trial?

• He claimed innocence and lack of evidence

• He negotiated a plea deal

• He admitted to the charges

• He fled the country

What did the internal audit by World Vision conclude about the allegations against Halabi?

• Funds were indeed diverted to Hamas

• The audit was inconclusive

• No funds were misappropriated

• Funds were diverted to another organization

Which country conducted an investigation that found no evidence of fund diversion?

• United Kingdom

• Canada

• Australia

• United States

What concern did the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights express about the trial?

• The financial implications for World Vision

• The involvement of international media

• The lack of evidence and fairness

• The length of the sentence