Israel: Missing Engineer in Our Custody
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by News Editor

The Palestinian engineer was traveling by train from Kharkiv (pictured) to Kiev when the abduction took place. Photo: Maksim Korshunov.
Maan – Israeli media released details on the abduction of Gaza engineer Dirar Abu Sisi on Sunday, after the country partially lifted its gag order on the plight of the Power Plant official who went missing in the Ukraine in February.
In a report released in the Israeli daily news site Haaretz, said only that “Sisi was arrested by Israel as part of an investigation. Much of the rest of the details remain under gag order.”
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