Danish Court Extends Detention in Case of Hamas-Branded Clothing Sales

A Danish court has extended the pre-trial detention for a 38-year-old man and a 25-year-old woman accused of promoting a terror organization. The pair allegedly sold clothing linked to the Hamas movement, which the EU designates as a terrorist group, through a website. They were arrested in mid-April and have been held in custody since. The court cited the ongoing investigation and the need to further examine potential financial links and other involved parties as reasons for the extension. The website, which displayed items with slogans such as 'Intifada,' 'Resistance,' and 'Anti Zionist Social Club,' along with references to the October 7, 2023 attack, is reportedly no longer operational. Both defendants deny the charges. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities looking into financial trails and the possibility of additional individuals being involved. The court proceedings were held behind closed doors to protect the investigation.