A court has rejected a request by the rabbi known as 'Hinoka' (the Infant) for a restraining order against an online critic and ordered him to pay 3,600 shekels in legal costs, according to a report. The decision was handed down Monday.
A court rejected a request by Rabbi 'Hinoka' (the Infant) for a restraining order against an online critic and ordered him to pay 3,600 shekels in legal costs, according to a report on the source. The specific amount of costs, not previously reported, adds detail to the decision. As The Zioneer reported on July 30, the rabbi had sought an ex parte protection order against Israel Friedlis, citing a recording he claimed was defamatory. On Aug 3, The Zioneer reported that the court had rejected the request and ordered the rabbi to pay costs, but the sum was not specified. The court's decision marks the latest development in the ongoing dispute between the rabbi and his online critics.
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