Rayann El Houli, facing terror-related charges stemming from her time living under Islamic State control in Syria, has been granted bail by a Melbourne court. El Houli had been held in custody for two months prior to the decision. Details surrounding the conditions of her bail have not yet been released. The charges relate to her alleged involvement with the terrorist group while residing in Syria. This case has garnered significant attention due to the circumstances of her travel and alleged ties to ISIS. Her release will likely prompt further scrutiny of Australia’s counter-terrorism laws and approach to returning foreign fighters and their families. The investigation is ongoing, and El Houli is expected to appear in court at a later date.