Tag: Sharon Afek
Report: Israeli Courts Secretly Asked Google to Remove Critical Articles Against Judges
A judge who was offended by a critical story about him or her would call Barak Laser and demand that the offending story be gone from Google.
Military Prosecution Pulls Arab’s Indictment for 7-Year-Old’s Rape, Will Examine Failed Investigation
The lead prosecutor graduated from a course for military advocates in 2017. She was later joined by a prosecutor who graduated in 2016 but had no experience in this type of cases.
The Children of Two Religious IDF Outsiders Engaged
The match unites two of the most outstanding religious IDF commander who have been under the thumb of the outgoing Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot.
IDF Launches Criminal Investigation of Gazan Paramedic’s Death Based on B’Tselem Claims
To support their case against the IDF soldiers and the spokesperson, B'Tselem enclosed an additional crucial testimony, by A-Rajjan's mother, Sabreen al-Najjar, who swore that "Raszan was a naive girl who loved life and always smiled."
IDF Appoints First Openly Gay General
Lt. Gen. Eizenkot said: "Sharon is doing his job with exceptional skill, with good common sense and with courage, and I wish that all of us uphold his example."
Prosecution Refusing Azaria’s Request to Postpone Jail
"The immediate execution of the sentence is of an increased urgency to preserve the discipline upon which the entire military establishment is based," the military prosecution wrote the court.
IDF Chief Prosecutor: I’m Openly Gay, Elor Azaria’s Conviction Was ‘Milestone of Justice’
Brigadier General Sharon Afek contributes to the debilitation of the IDF's ability to function as a fighting army.
IDF Chief Cancels Hannibal Directive to Prevent Capture at All Cost
The Hannibal Directive was last executed in connection with the kidnapping of Lt. Hadar Goldin of the Givati special force, during the Rafah battle in August 2014, remembered as Black Friday.
