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Rabbinical Court Chief Justice Reassigns Custody Case Amid Parental Alienation Claims
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By משה ויסברג
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 2 days ago
What happened
Israel's Chief Rabbinical Court Justice David Yosef has moved a four-year child custody case to a different court, citing severe parental alienation and the original court's alleged inaction. The decision aims to address the prolonged estrangement of three children from their father.
- 01Rabbinical High Court Chief Justice reassigned a custody case due to parental alienation.
- 02The original court allegedly failed to act on alienation for over four years.
- 03Justice Yosef cited a directive on parental alienation and the need for urgent intervention.
- 04The case involves three children completely cut off from their father for 1.5 years.
- 05The father's appeal claimed the court ignored professional warnings and decisions.
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