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Complaint Filed After District Judge Signed Ruling During Shabbat
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jun 16, 2026
What happened
Emet LeYaakov filed a complaint against Lod District Court Judge Michael Kreshen for signing a ruling during Shabbat. The case involved an administrative petition over Elad municipality, and the group says no urgent legal basis justified action on a day of rest. It wants the ombudsman to investigate and issue broader guidance.
- 01Emet LeYaakov complained after Judge Michael Kreshen signed a ruling during Shabbat.
- 02The ruling concerned an administrative petition about the Elad municipality.
- 03The group says no urgent or life-saving basis justified court action.
- 04The judiciary called it a technical decision that may have been issued accidentally.
- 05The complaint seeks an investigation and system-wide guidance on Shabbat rulings.
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