Alleged Kata’ib Hezbollah commander accused of plotting attacks on synagogues demands POW status
“There's a colorable basis to believe that he could be entitled to combatant immunity,” Andrew Dalack, a defense attorney for Mohammad Al-Saadi told JNS. “He needs to be afforded prisoner of war status.”
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