High Court Halts Implementation of Law Canceling Arrests of Yeshiva Students

The High Court of Justice issued an order halting the implementation of a law that would cancel the arrests of yeshiva students, according to N12.

The High Court of Justice on Wednesday issued an order halting the implementation of the law that would cancel the arrests of yeshiva students, according to N12's Amit Segal. The court's order freezes the legislation pending further review. The law, which would have granted immunity from arrest to yeshiva students who do not enlist, has faced significant institutional opposition. The Knesset legal advisor had previously warned the bill was legally flawed and likely to be struck down. The Zioneer reported earlier at 14:38 that the court had issued the order.

5 developments

1. 2 hours ago · 14:52 · 15 JulLatest

   Justice Grosskopf issued an interim order blocking the law's implementation.

2. 14:50 · 15 Jul

   High Court issued a formal conditional order requiring state justification.

3. 14:41 · 15 Jul

   High Court issues order halting implementation of the law.

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