Israel frees Hamas co-founder

Israel freed one of the co-founders of the militant Palestinian Hamas today after holding him without trial for the past 14 months.

Israel frees Hamas co-founder
Wed, 05 May, 2004 - 18:55

Israel freed one of the co-founders of the militant Palestinian Hamas today after holding him without trial for the past 14 months.

Mohammed Taha, 68, stepped out of a van outside his home in the Bureij refugee camp in Gaza tom be swept off his feet by jubilant supporters who hoisted him on to their shoulders.

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