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US Court Allows Deportation of Religious Leader Convicted of Terror in Israel
How 5 Israeli newsrooms (in Hebrew, English) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By יענקי פרבר
What happened
A U.S. federal court ruled that Saleh Sersour, a religious leader in Wisconsin, can be deported for posing a threat to U.S. foreign policy. Sersour, who was previously convicted of terror offenses in Israel, plans to appeal the decision, stating that deportation would mean the end of his life.
- 01US court allows deportation of religious leader Saleh Sersour.
- 02Sersour was convicted of terror offenses in Israel in 1988.
- 03He is accused of threatening U.S. foreign policy.
- 04Sersour denies charges and claims confession was coerced.
- 05He plans to appeal the deportation ruling.
- 06The case is part of Trump administration's strict immigration policy.
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Behadrei HaredimRight · Hebrew5 hours ago
US Court Allows Deportation of Religious Leader Convicted of Terror in Israel
N12Center · Hebrew8 hours ago
US Court Allows Deportation of Islamic Leader Convicted of Terrorism in West Bank
MakoCenter · Hebrew8 hours ago
US Court Rules Islamic Leader Convicted of Terror in West Bank Can Be Deported