Lebanon released an Israeli Arab citizen on Thursday who had been imprisoned there for a year, in a move that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed as a “sign of things to come” on hostage releases.
The Times of Israel reported:
An Israeli civilian who was jailed in Lebanon for the past year without the knowledge of his family was returned to Israel Thursday.
The government coordinator for hostages and missing people, Gal Hirsch, announced Salah Abu Hussein’s return, saying it came after negotiations held with Lebanon in recent months and was carried out with the assistance of the Red Cross.
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It was unclear how and when Abu Hussein…
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