Jewish merchant freed after 20-days in Syrian prison
Salem Hamdani, a Jewish merchant from Damascus, has been released after spending 20 days in a Syrian prison. He was detained on charges of selling antiquities allegedly stolen from the National Museum in Damascus. Following the investigation, authorities found no evidence against him, leading to his acquittal. This case highlights the precarious situation of the Jewish community in Syria.
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