Israel's High Court Orders Army to Allow Tubasi Family Home Repairs
Summarized from Haaretz English by baba
Israel's High Court of Justice ordered the army on Thursday to allow the Tubasi family to begin assessing repairs on their homes in Jalud within two weeks. The homes were torched by settlers last month. Justices criticized the army for missing a previous deadline to return the family, whose homes were subsequently attacked by settlers.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Israel's High Court ordered the army to allow Tubasi family home repairs within two weeks.
- The Tubasi family homes in Jalud were set on fire by settlers last month.
- Justices criticized the army for failing to meet a court-imposed deadline.
- Settlers attacked security forces attempting to return the family to their homes.
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