Outrageous! Incredible unjust double standards applied to Jewish settlers, lenience towards Arabs suspected of terrorism and violent African infiltrators. The Israeli Justice system is corrupted to the bone. High Court judges on Friday dismissed a petition by a 17-year-old resident of Bat Ayin in Judeas Gush Etzion region, who asked to have the administrative distancing order on him be lifted during Sukkot so he can return to his parents home for the holidays. The youth was issued the order by General of Central Command Brig. Gen. Nitzan Alon without trial or evidence of any wrongdoing. His family was present at the High Court trial to explain the difficulties imposed on the teenager who is forbidden from returning home, and currently is forced to wander between family members and take temporary work to get by. The justice system proved again its imbalance and discrimination by its shocking lack of consideration and ignoring the needs of a minor and his family, when it refused the entreaties of the minors mother for him to pass the holiday under their custody, said Kedar in response to the court decision. Kedar continued Im disappointed by the decision which strengthens the improper pursuit and administrative enforcement against settlers. In fact, the youth was arrested roughly a month ago for trying to return home after being forced to wander for a month-and-a-half. That same week, an Arab woman living in Ramallah who had received a similar distancing order from Alon for suspicion of terrorism involvement also breached her order - only to have it be cancelled by Alon in a shocking double standard. The woman breached the order openly while accompanied by far-left Haaretz journalist Amira Hass. Honenu wrote in response to the court ruling, apparently the sensitivities of High Court judges are preserved for African infiltrators and Arabs only. It is beyond our comprehension why the judges are unable to show a little sensitivity also for members of their own people. israelnationalnews/News/News.aspx/186021#.VDkkmfmSxRw
Posted on: Sat, 11 Oct 2014 13:19:31 +0000
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