The High Court of Justice, led by President Isaac Amit and Justices Alex Stein and Yechiel Kasher, ordered the IDF to coordinate within 14 days the return of Palestinian petitioners to their homes in Jalud, secure their return, and allow equipment for repairs. The court also issued a conditional order requiring detailed responses on enforcement actions.
The High Court of Justice on Sunday ordered the IDF to coordinate the return of Palestinian petitioners to their homes in the village of Jalud within 14 days, to secure their return, and to permit the entry of equipment for repairing houses and infrastructure. The court also issued a conditional order requiring detailed responses from the military on enforcement actions taken in the area. The ruling addresses petitions stemming from recent confrontations in the nearby village of Qusra. The Zioneer reported on August 11 that the IDF had condemned civilian seizures of Palestinian homes in Qusra and Jalud, declared a closed military zone, and stated that any soldiers involved would face disciplinary action.
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- StrongKatz approves return of Palestinian workers to Judea and Samaria, sparking right-wing anger
- DevelopingFires break out in two Samaria villages amid clashes between Israelis and Palestinians
- DevelopingCivil rights group petitions High Court against tax benefits for Judea and Samaria settlements
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