British-Palestinian Ghassan Abu Sitta says British counterterrorism units asked his wife why he's in the besieged enclave and who paid for his ticket.
Dr Ghassan Abu Sitta is affiliated with Medical Aid for Palestinians, which works for the health and dignity of Palestinians living under occupation and as refugees, and Doctors Without Borders.
Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta, a surgeon with Doctors Without Borders who frequently speaks to the media regarding the dire conditions of medical facilities in the Palestinian enclave under heavy Israeli bombardment and blockade since the Oct. 7 paramilitary operation by Hamas, shared details of the incident on X on Monday.
Later in the night, the doctor appeared on BBC Newsnight, saying the police came to his London home, where his wife and three boys live. Abu-Sitta said his family already has enough to worry about, and the case would now be taken up by his lawyers.
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