Tag: Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court

Judge Nae'el Mahana suggested the lawmaker file a civil case against the protesters.

Justice Amir Shaked ruled that "the suspicion is of the lowest degree, as apparent from the investigation materials and videos presented to me, and as I was impressed by the defendants."

Now, this is a fine issue over which Israel should go to another election: Jewish prayer on the Temple Mount.

The court noted that a previous demonstration in which the plaintiff participated "ended violently and four people were arrested, including the plaintiff."

Retired General Amidror is part of a massive propaganda effort against the imposition of sovereignty, an effort involving much of the mainstream media as well as a group of retired IDF officers.

According to the indictment, the woman ascended to the Temple Mount on two separate occasions to pray, and after breaking the rules that prohibit prayer by Jews at the site of two Jewish temples, police officers approached her.

According to police reports, the suspect was arrested and remanded in the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court until Monday.

One of the IDF soldiers who was badly wounded is still in serious condition but improving; he no longer requires a respirator.

"There must be a clear message that whomever attacks IDF soldiers will find himself behind bars for a long time," said the Mothers for Soldiers Forum.

In 2004, Israel's High Court of Justice ruled that every Jew has the right to go up and pray on the Temple Mount.

"These circumstances do not justify granting a restraining order," wrote judge Michal Sharvit.

Nawi bragged about his ties to the PA secret police, which “does what it can to prevent [land sales to Jews]. They catch [the offending land brokers] and kills them.”

Sara and Benjamin Netanyahu's wealth is estimated at 50 million shekels ($13,900,000). The amount to be paid by Sara Netanyahu constitutes less than 0.1% of their holdings.

The most violent and serious attack took place last Thursday when a terrorist set the Israel Police station afire by throwing a firebomb at a police officer.

Ben-Gvir said this morning, "I understand that Avigdor Liberman is under pressure."

Meanwhile, Attorney Ben Gvir filed a 500,000 shekel ($138,000) defamation lawsuit against MK Stav Shafir (Labor), for calling the members of Jewish Power "Nazis."

Regarding case 4,000, Bibi's attorneys claim that it is a precedent-setting case, attempting to establish a post-facto norm that has no place in any other country.

"Let every advertising company know that freedom of expression is valid for right-wing activists, too."

Ad Kan said it intends to exhaust the legal process until the criminal conviction of the defendants.

Judge Sela criticized the Hebron police for unnecessarily and in contravention of protocol arresting and interrogating Deutsch on Shabbat.

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

Police and Border Police officers seized a suspicious hand truck that was pushed through the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem with four dead sharks in it.

Mrs. Netanyahu did not heed the advice of her attorneys who've been recommending that she apologize and pay back the money.

The delay was approved "at the request of the state attorney's office and the accused's representative."

Honenu: "Girls who wanted only to pray were detained without any justification."

One thing is clear – the next group of Jewish visitors on the Temple Mount must send us the video of their proud A cappella of Reb Shlomo Carlebach's classic...

Two of the detainees were released after questioning. The Jerusalem Magistrates Court ordered the other six suspects released to house arrest following their arraignment on Tuesday.

Rabbi Wolpo said in his testimony that according to Jewish law the evacuation of settlements in the Land of Israel is a worse sin than eating pork on Yom Kippur, since it endangers the lives of millions of Jews.

"Whoever wants a more thorough explanation, let him ask what used to happen to some children in Europe, whose blood was mixed in with the dough of the [Jewish] holy bread."

At the hearing, the Police representative claimed that the detainees had been arrested because they had violated the public order during their visit to the Temple Mount by ripping their clothes.