Israeli Consulate in Moscow updated Yafa Issachar, mother of Israeli prisoner, because her daughter was taken to prison where she was awaiting trial on her appeal two weeks ago

• Naama Issachar in Russian court // Photo: Eil. Nose. times

Naama Issachar was transferred back to the Iqsha prison in Moscow, where she stayed until the time of her appeal two weeks ago, according to the Moscow Consulate, Yaffe Ilovetsky, Lipa Issachar, the mother of the Israeli prisoner. The news came on Tuesday (Tuesday) that Yissachar had been transferred to a remote jail in recent days - without prior notice to her family or defense staff.

It would be nice and well done before the court hearing

The 26-year-old Issachar was spotted by Consul Ilovecki, and then a lawyer from her defense team met with her in jail, and revealed that she did not authorize her to pass on warm clothing she received from her mother nor the books she received from her family. The lawyer also stated that the Russian authorities intend to relocate Issachar again next week, but were not told where. The family fears that Naama will be taken to the Siberian prison - which is more difficult to access.

Remember, the affair began after Russian police found Naama's bag of about 10 grams of cannabis while landing at the Moscow airport as part of a flight from India to Israel. Last October, she was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison after being convicted of drug smuggling.

Naama Issachar in India // Self photography

During her arrest, it was reported that Russia was ready for release in exchange for the extradition of Russian hacker Alexei Burkov, who was in extradition proceedings to the United States for credit card fraud. Israel finally extradited Burkov to the United States - and not Russia. The young woman's appeal to the Russian court was also rejected, which is apparently why she was taken to a prison for prisoners after their legal proceedings.

On the day of the rejection of the appeal, Yissachar attacked the Russian justice system and told of her daughter's condition. "This morning I met Naama in prison for the first time since the trial. The meeting was charged, Naama very disturbed. Ten days after the sentencing, she is supposed to have an inmate in a regular prison and it can be anywhere in Russia, she expects to get home and she feels it is just moving away in time That she is drawn deeper into this nightmare scenario.

"We will not stop fighting for her release, nor will she. There is certainly endless power in it that amazes me even, I do not know where it draws him. I so want to believe that it will soon be over and she will be home with me again," Issachar concluded.