Sunday, January 5, 2020, 9:15 On the morning of Sunday, January 5, Honenu, via Honenu Attorney Adi Keidar, filed an appeal with the Supreme Court of Israel against the decision by the Central District Court in Lod, requesting that it order the GSS to allow two recent detainees to meet with an attorney. This is the fourth day that one of the detainees has not met with an attorney, and his status is not known. Honenu has demanded that the detainees be brought to a deliberation on Sunday so that the Supreme Court can evaluate their situation.
Keidar censured the use of the order prohibiting the detainees from meeting with an attorney and stated that the alleged violations do not warrant preventing a meeting.
A deliberation is expected to be held at the Petah Tikva Magistrates Court for another detainee in the case, a minor, who was released to house arrest but whose remand was extended until today (Sunday) by the Central District Court in Lod following a request by the police. Honenu Attorneys will demand his release. See here and here for more details.
GSS detainees – Update (2)
Sunday, January 5, 2020, 10:32 Supreme Court Justice Alex Stein scheduled an urgent deliberation for today (Sunday) at 12:00 following a demand by Honenu for the GSS detainees to meet with an attorney. Honenu Attorney Avichai Hajbi will represent the detainees. Justice Stein ruled that the detainees will not be brought to the deliberation.
Honenu Attorney Adi Keidar filed the appeal on the decision by the Central District Court in Lod, demanding that the Supreme Court order the GSS to allow the two detainees to meet with an attorney. Today is the fourth day that one of the detainees has not met with an attorney. His status is unknown.
Additionally, the Central District Court in Lod scheduled a deliberation for 14:00 on the appeal filed by Honenu on the decision to extend the remand of the two detainees until Monday, January 6. At the deliberation Honenu Attorneys Amir Bracha and Adi Keidar will demand that they be released today. Following a request by the attorneys the Central District Court ruled that the detainees will be brought to the deliberation.
GSS detainees – Status summary
The detainees:
1. The first detainee is an adult Bnei Brak resident who has been detained since the very early morning hours of Thursday, January 2. He has not met with an attorney and his remand has been extended until Monday, January 6.
2. The second is a Gush Etzion resident. He is a minor who has been detained since the very early morning hours of Thursday, January 2. He has met with an attorney. On Friday, January 3, the Petah Tikva Magistrates Court released him to house arrest. The Central District Court in Lod extended his remand until Sunday, January 5.
3. The third is a resident of the Modiin area. He has been detained since the early morning hours of Friday, January 3 and has not met with an attorney. His remand has been extended until Monday, January 6.
Deliberations scheduled for Sunday, January 5:
1. 12:00, at the Supreme Court, on the appeal on the order preventing the two adult detainees from meeting with an attorney (At 11:25 the deliberation was postponed until 13:00.)
2. 14:00, at the Central District Court in Lod, on the remand extension of the two adults (At 12:22 the deliberation was postponed until 16:00.)
3. 12:00 (approximately), at the Petah Tikva Magistrates Court, in the case of the minor
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