The Supreme Court rejected two requests by the Palestinian Authority for leave to appeal, ruling that once the National Insurance Institute or a court has recognized a terror victim as having permanent disability, the PA cannot reopen the case. The court accepted the position of the Attorney General, according to N12.
Israel's Supreme Court on Monday ruled against the Palestinian Authority in two appeals, blocking the PA from reopening disability recognition cases for terror victims once the National Insurance Institute or a court has established permanent disability. The decision upholds the Attorney General's legal position. The ruling adds to a series of legal setbacks for the PA in Israeli courts regarding terror-related compensation and victims' rights. The court's decision is final and cannot be appealed further, according to the court.
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