Thanks for taking action for Dr Hussam Abu Safiya

Thank you for calling on the Israeli authorities to release paediatrician and hospital director Dr Hussam Abu Safiya. The actions of kind and compassionate people like you can make all the difference in the lives of people like Dr Hussam Abu Safiya.

We know international pressure makes a difference for people locked up unjustly. It can help secure their release and improve their prison conditions. After more than 3,000 supporters in Australia called for the release of Palestinian surgeon Dr Khaled Al Serr, he was released! Your action really can help to free Dr Hussam Abu Safiya. ❤️

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