Court rules Haim Rotter, former Hashomerim chairman, will not be released to house arrest

The court ruled that Haim Rotter, accused of serious sex offenses, will remain in custody. The decision follows an appeal by the state prosecutor against a previous order to release him to house arrest with electronic monitoring.

The court ruled that Haim Rotter, former chairman of the Hashomerim organization in Bnei Brak, will not be released to house arrest. Rotter is accused of serious sex offenses. As The Zioneer reported, the state prosecutor had appealed an earlier court decision to release him to house arrest with electronic monitoring. The new ruling means Rotter will remain in custody.

2 developments

1. 2 hours ago · 11:57 · 14 JulLatest

   Court denies house arrest, ordering Haim Rotter to remain in custody.

2. 19:43 · 13 Jul

   State prosecutor appeals court decision to release Haim Rotter to house arrest

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