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By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The six were part of a group that set up camp at the Erez Crossing in a call for a Jewish return to the Gaza Strip
The investigation against the resident was closed after the police and the prosecutor's office determined that the resident behaved properly.
By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
A mob of Arabs attacked a group of Israelis who were on a walking tour in the vicinity of the city Ariel in Samaria.
By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency
Police ignored the testimony of witnesses who saw the attack happen.
By JNi.Media
"We are working to ensure that in the course of the legal process, the victims of the offense will be the concern of the legal system, and not, heaven forbid, pity for the murderers."
By JNi.Media
This, ladies and gentlemen, is what passes for justice in IDF court rooms. Perhaps what Israel needs most desperately these days is an army.
By JNi.Media
Honenu says it is extremely likely the Arabs were accompanied by undercover police or Mistaravim (agents disguised as Arabs), and that police, with the cooperation of the Arabs, staged a provocation.
By JNi.Media
A Jewish young man with hardly any influence, who was convicted last March of possessing a document that was never disseminated, was given two years in prison.
By JNi.Media
Attorney Hajbi questioned just how dangerous police really considered his client to be if they had let three weeks lapse between the day they discovered his absence and the day they picked him up.
By JNi.Media
The minors, whose parents were not invited to the court deliberation, were detained at 3 AM and brought to court after 2 PM the next day, all in violation of Israel's Youth Law.
By JNi.Media
More than 50 administrative restriction orders were issued by the GOC of the Central and Home Front Commands over the past year against Jewish youths and not one involved a hearing, in violation of the law.
The 3 allegedly burnt the car in revenge for the Sarona Market attack.
A teenage boy who was barred from his home in Yitzhar and also from Samaria is allowed to return for lack of placement elsewhere.
By JNi.Media
A Wednesday decree issued by Shabak truly sounded like part of the mad hatter's party in Alice in Wonderland.
By JNi.Media
It is a very serious matter that police do not permit Jews to protest the police own racist actions."
Meir Ettinger will remain in administrative detention for another four months, after six months in solitary confinement.
The authorities are afraid the three boys are influencing other Jewish prisoners with their strong beliefs.
The protesters complained of police violence, while the police claimed the protesters were yelling, "Mohammad is a pig."
By JNi.Media
The lesson for these youths is there is no democracy or due process in Israel, confirming what many of them already believed to be true.
By JNi.Media
The remand of three other suspects has been extended and the Attorney General’s office announced that it would file an indictment against two of them.
He may have violated the Muslim-ordained prohibition against a Jew uttering a prayer to God.
The young man was discovered wearing Tefillin as he tried to go onto the Temple Mount.
An IDF soldier was arrested this week on suspicion he was involved in slashing the tires of an IDF vehicle and spray painting the words “price tag” and “death to the Pope” on an IDF vehicle. The soldier reportedly denied any involvement in the incidents. According to Honenu, a non-profit legal aid organization, the soldier, […]
Border police swooped down on the Eish Kodesh outpost late Monday night and arrested five men who were released only hours later concerning an incident several weeks ago in which a Palestinian Authority Arab infiltrator was wounded. The Honenu legal defense organization called the arrest a “political provocation by the police," who lawyers said knew […]
General Security Services forces raided the yeshiva Od Yosef Chai in the Samaria-region community of Yitzhar in the early hours of Wednesday morning, detaining one student for failing to appear in court.
The remaining two Bat Ayin children, ages 12 and 13, accused of firebombing an Arab taxi were released from police custody on Friday morning without charges. They will remain under house arrest for one additional week. The third child, age 12, who was released without any additional conditions a few days ago reported that the […]
So far, one of the Bat Ayin minors, ages 12-13, arrested in suspicion of throwing the firebomb on the Arab taxi has been released. The Legal Rights organization Honenu reports that the police have not allowed the two other children, still being detained, to talk with lawyers. They furthermore claim that the police are not […]
Following a Knesset vote on the “Regulation Law” intended to prevent the evacuation of the Ulpana Neighborhood in Beit El, Ulpana residents and others supporting the law broke up in angry protest. Police, on horseback and on foot, acted brutally to subdue what was, essentially, a loud protest.
Five yeshiva high school students from Jerusalem were detained Sunday, after an altercation with an Arab at “HaKotel HaKatan,” near the Western Wall, Honenu reports. The students were held in remand until the middle of the night and then released on condition of a restraining order banning them from entering the Old City of Jerusalem for 15 days.
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