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Police presented 3 folders against Musli and admitted: "We failed to form an evidentiary basis"
The police requested a restraining order against Yossi Musli, admitting they failed to form an evidentiary basis for an indictment. Police cited intelligence regarding potential criminal activity. Musli called it "Ben Gvir's private police." The hearing was postponed to Thursday.
Judge orders IPS to respond to claims of defendant accused of spying for Iran: "I was starved in detention"
Tel Aviv District Court Judge Oded Maor has ordered the Israel Prison Service (IPS) to respond within seven days to claims by a defendant accused of spying for Iran that he was denied food for 36 hours. The judge emphasized that detention does not strip an individual of their fundamental rights.
Removed from guardianship over her husband: "Controls his soul"
The wife of a 78-year-old man suffering from Parkinson's and cognitive decline conditioned his meetings with their children on her presence. Consequently, two courts ruled that his affairs should be handled by an external body.
“No Accountability”: Objection Filed Against Proposed Slice Affair Settlement
The “Lobby 99” organization has filed an objection to the proposed settlement in the Slice affair, arguing that it absolves wrongdoers of responsibility, denies savers the right to vote, and offers unfavorable terms. The appointed administrator, CPA Efi Sandrov, has also opposed the settlement, citing fundamental flaws and misrepresentations.