Israel release Palestinian deputy prime minister

ISRAEL yesterday released the Palestinian deputy prime minister, the highest ranking of some 30 officials in the Hamas-led government, after jailing him without charges for more than a month.

Thu, 28 Sep, 2006 - 01:00

Nasser Shaer said he was not mistreated by his Israeli jailers, but he objected to his detention.

“There is nothing dearer than being free,” he said.

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