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Settler's Wife Appeals to Leaders Over Administrative Detention Orders
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First reported by Now 14 · 19 hours ago
What happened
Miriam Dardik, wife of an administrative detainee, has written to Judea and Samaria local leaders, calling for an end to administrative detention orders against settlers, which she claims are discriminatory and expanding.
- 01Settler's wife appeals to regional leaders over administrative detention.
- 02She claims the orders against settlers are discriminatory and expanding.
- 03Her husband has been under administrative detention for three months.
- 04She urges leaders to use all means to stop the perceived harm.
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