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Prosecutor's Office Eases Rules for Illegal Stayers Over 50
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What happened
A new directive from Israel's State Prosecutor's Office will exempt illegal residents over 50 from prosecution for their first two apprehensions, initiating legal action only from the third offense. This policy, effective 2025, also applies to those previously holding entry permits.
- 01Illegal residents over 50 won't be prosecuted for first two offenses.
- 02Criminal proceedings will start only on the third apprehension.
- 03The policy applies to those previously holding entry permits.
- 04The directive takes effect starting in 2025.
- 05A court ruling revealed the new prosecutor's office directive.
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