Israeli Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks Law Freezing Arrests of Draft Dodgers
On Wednesday, Supreme Court Deputy President Justice Ofer Groskopf issued a temporary injunction against the enforcement of the recently passed law that freezes the arrests of draft dodgers. This decision follows petitions challenging the law, with Justice Groskopf citing the complex legal issues involved and referencing prior rulings on the matter. He stated that the petitions will be heard as soon as possible by an expanded panel, to be appointed by Supreme Court President Justice Isaac Amit. The respondents are required to submit their responses within four days before the hearing date is set.
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