Winnipeg Synagogue Expels Jewish Couple Over Israel Stance, Security Dispute
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A Winnipeg synagogue, Congregation Etz Chayim, has expelled a Jewish couple, Emet Eviatar and David Hoult, sparking a legal dispute over their political views on the Israel-Gaza war and objections to synagogue security. The couple, active members for three decades, were banned after Eviatar's public criticism of Israel's campaign and Hoult's questioning of new security measures. The synagogue claims the decision was necessary for congregant safety, while the couple alleges unlawful expulsion. The Manitoba Court of King's Bench is presiding over the case, with a ruling expected soon.
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- Congregation Etz Chayim in Winnipeg expelled Jewish members Emet Eviatar and David Hoult.
- The expulsion stems from a dispute over the couple's criticism of Israel's war in Gaza and security measures.
- The couple claims unlawful expulsion, while the synagogue cites safety concerns for other congregants.
- The case is being heard by Manitoba's Court of King's Bench.
- A ruling on whether the synagogue violated corporate laws is expected in the coming weeks.
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