Monday Jan. 10 Due to the law pardoning anti-Disengagement protestors, Honenu has so far helped about one-hundred and fifty people apply to clear their names of criminal charges. Honenu is
Continue ReadingHonenu helps arrange pardons for those arrested protesting Disengagement
Sun. Jan. 9 At the Youth Magistrates Court, the trial ended of a Benjamin Regional Council resident who had been accused of disturbing and protesting in the East Jerusalem Jebel
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Sun. Jan. 9 In the Jerusalem Magistrates Court, Judge Dov Pollack heard charges against a Jerusalem resident accused of interfering with police action at Ramat Migron, in the Benjamin Regional
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Sun. Jan. 9 In the Kfar Saba Magistrates Court there was a hearing concerning five residents of Yitzhar for blocking the junction during a police attempt to vacate the yishuv.
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Sun. Jan. 9 In the Jerusalem Magistrates Court there was a hearing, a resident of Eli was charged with insulting a public official and interfering with a police action when
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Sun. Jan. 9 In the Jerusalem District Court, there was a hearing concerning the sixteen year old girl who had been arrested at Ramat Migron accused of throwing stones at
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Wed. Jan. 5 In the Jerusalem District Court, there was a hearing about a sixteen year old girl who was arrested in Ramat Migron for allegedly throwing rocks on an
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Wed. Jan. 5 A resident of Nachliel was arrested this morning in his home by Yassam Police who claimed that he was required for an investigation by the Benjamin Regional
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Jerusalem Magistrates Court heard charges against a Shomron resident who was accused of attacking Arabs in Hebron five years ago. Judgment postponed.
The Jerusalem Youth Magistrates Court came to an agreement with Honenu lawyer Adi Kedar in the case against a minor from Yitzhar who had been charged for a number of
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