Asher Benjamin Weiss, the Haredi man from Bnei Brak accused of spying for Iran, has petitioned the High Court of Justice against the Israel Prison Service. He claims he has been denied family visits for 22 months and a subscription to newspapers.
Asher Benjamin Weiss, the Haredi man accused of spying for Iran, has filed a new petition to the High Court of Justice against the Israel Prison Service (IPS). According to the petition, Weiss alleges that for 22 months he has been denied family visits, and that his access to newspapers has also been blocked. The petition is separate from his earlier allegations of abuse by IPS personnel, which The Zioneer reported earlier this month. The High Court has not yet ruled on the petition.
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