Tag: Adi Keidar

"While the State of Israel is under attack, there are those who are still pursuing Jews instead of persecuting the enemy."

The burglar, a man in his 30s, claimed during his interrogation that he was looking for work.

"The police are starting to discredit the late Ahuvia and everyone around him including his fiancée, family, and friends."

"Bullying and vengeful persecution while abusing power are something that a democratic state cannot accept," Smotrich declared.

Justice Stein ordered that the minor be released under conditions determined by the District Court: house arrest under electronic controls, the signatures of two guarantors, and a 35,000 shekel (roughly $10,000) bail in cash.

The Central District Court on Tuesday ordered the minor to be released to house arrest with electronic cuffing.

The Shin Bet statement quite clearly either contradicts the earlier version of events as reported in the Israeli press, or alters the components of the story to produce a new, possibly misleading version.

The defense argued that while the state prosecution indicted their clients, it regularly opts not to indict in similar cases in the Arab sector.

"The state's appeal should not have been presented at all, as it represents the State Prosecutor's Office's persecution and continued torture of the minor."

After the release decision, the representative of the Central District Attorney's Office asked the court to delay its decision, in order to appeal it to the Supreme Court.

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.

"This incident should disturb the sleep of all the citizens in this country, especially the residents of Judea and Samaria."