Wednesday, December 14, 2011, 18:15 The haul from the police raid on the administrative exiles’ apartment – plastic toy guns and a three-year old boy who was taken to the
Judge Romanov conformed to the system: Youths who entered Jordan kept in remand
Wednesday, December 14, 9:27 In an unprecedented and difficult to understand decision, last night Judge Romanov accepted the appeal filed by the police and extended the remand of the activists
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Did Jerusalem DA interfere with scheduling deliberation date for outpost founders in Jordan?
Tuesday, December 13, 22:16 Last night 17 activists from an organization calling on Jews to renew a Jewish presence in cities once Jewish but now considered by most to be
Court released founders of outpost in Jordan
Tuesday, December 13, 18:47 The Jerusalem Magistrate Court released a short time ago eight youths (not minors) who crossed the border with Jordan yesterday and founded an outpost by the
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Soldier suspected of “price tag” incident released, Honenu – “The IDF should do some soul searching”
Monday, December 12, 15:08 An additional soldier arrested on suspicion of involvement with a “price tag” incident was unconditionally released after no evidence implicating him was found. Honenu responded: “The
Honenu reports: Police embarrassed again – Court unconditionally released girls suspected of “price tag” incident
Sunday, December 11, 20:32 Once again the special “price tag” investigation team of the National Unit of Serious and International Crime Investigations embarrassed itself. Today the Jerusalem Magistrate Court unconditionally
Solder unconditionally released – “They wouldn’t tell me what the charges were”
Thursday, December 8, 14:39 One of the soldiers who was arrested by the Central Police Unit of the Military Criminal Investigation Division (MCID) on suspicion of involvement with a “price
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Judge – “If there is no significant development the arrestees will be released”
Thursday, December 8, 12:54 The court extended until Sunday the remand of two girls suspected of vandalizing IDF vehicles and ruled: “There has been no development in the investigation. If
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“The fact that the CID investigators did not present any formal accusation to the soldiers speaks for itself”
Wednesday, December 7, 16:10 Honenu attorney Adi Kedar, who is representing the soldiers suspected of a “price tag” incident, was astonished to discover that the Military Criminal Investigation Division (MCID)
Court released girls suspected of “price tag” incident
Tuesday, December 6, 2011, 16:51 This morning the police brought to the Petah Tikva Magistrate Court the seven teen-aged girls detained on suspicion of vandalizing IDF equipment in an army
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