134quiet on Trial for Disengagement Crimes


The “Disengagement Amnesty Law” will be brought to the Knesset plenum for second and third reading on Monday. Figures display that four years later, there are still 134 defendants accused of “disengagement crimes” who are fighting for their innocence in the courts.

The fresh amnesty law will only apply to those who did not receive jail sentences as punishment



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Chief rabbis call for Thursday fasting and prayers for rain15/11/2010 21:00:00

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Expert tells MKs We have 15 years to fight assimilation15/11/2010 20:30:00

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Editorial Border imperatives15/11/2010 22:00:00

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Over to you Mr. Abbas14/11/2010 15:00:00

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