Honenu Attorney Nati Rom (R) and Tal Dardik (L); Photo credit: Honenu
Thursday, September 10, 2026, 16:54 The Jerusalem Magistrates’ Court ordered Tal Yinon Dardik remanded until the end of proceedings after he violated an administrative order issued against him by Central Command GOC Major General Avi Bluth. In response, Dardik announced the renewal of his campaign against administrative orders and told his family and lawyers that he would sit in prison rather than cooperate with the order.
“I will not cooperate with this draconian and harmful order from GOC Avi Bluth,” Dardik told his family and his Honenu attorneys. “This is not only a fight over my order. It is a fight over the persecution of dozens of Yehuda and Shomron residents against whom Avi Bluth issues administrative orders. It is obvious to everyone why he issues them. They target the communities and the farms he wants to evacuate. That is how he evacuates them.
“The only citizens in Israel against whom administrative orders are issued are residents of Yehuda and Shomron. That must not be accepted. I am going to fight this. I refuse to comply with the order. I will sit in prison, and I will not sign that I am willing to obey this absurd order. Avi Bluth’s campaign against the communities of Yehuda and Shomron must be stopped.”
Last Thursday, Dardik was arrested again for violating the administrative order. Within hours, prosecutors from the Yehuda and Shomron District Police filed an indictment alleging that he failed to report twice a day to sign in at the Modi’in Illit police station, thereby breaching the order’s conditions. After he refused to undertake to comply with those conditions, the court remanded him until the end of proceedings.
Honenu Attorney Nati Rom, who is representing Dardik, opposed the remand request and sharply criticized the prosecution: “Since when is someone detained until the end of proceedings for not signing in at a police station?”