The Jerusalem District Court is discussing the future of the administrative order against Tal Yanon this morning, according to The Zioneer's Eliya Aviv, who reports from a protest by residents of Judea and Samaria outside the courthouse. Aviv says protesters are demonstrating against the use of administrative orders, which they say treat them as second-class citizens.
The Jerusalem District Court convened this morning to discuss the administrative order against Tal Yanon, a resident of Judea and Samaria. The Zioneer's Eliya Aviv, reporting from the scene, said protesters gathered outside the courthouse to voice opposition to the order and to the broader use of administrative orders. Aviv reported that the protesters feel the orders treat residents of Judea and Samaria as second-class citizens. The court's decision is pending. Administrative orders, which allow for detention without trial, have been a recurring point of tension between Israeli authorities and Jewish residents of the region.
3 developments
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- DevelopingFormer Lehi fighter Ezra Yakin calls for release of hunger-striking administrative detainee Tal Dardik
- DevelopingAdministrative detainee on hunger strike faints in cell
- StrongGadi Taub urges defense minister to release hunger-striking detainee, warns of 'strategic danger'
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