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Former Israeli Supreme Court Justice Edna Arbel Passes Away at 82
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First reported by N12 · Oct 13, 2019
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Edna Arbel, former Israeli Supreme Court justice and Attorney General, died at 82. She served over 30 years in senior judicial roles, fought corruption, and upheld human rights. Arbel retired in 2014 and remained active in legal advisory roles until her passing.
- 01Edna Arbel served over 30 years in senior Israeli judicial roles, including Attorney General and Supreme Court justice.
- 02She was known for fighting governmental corruption and defending human rights and the rule of law.
- 03Arbel recommended indictments against Prime Ministers Sharon and Olmert, though cases were closed or acquittals given.
- 04Her 2004 Supreme Court appointment faced political opposition but she served until retiring in 2014.
- 05On the Supreme Court, she ruled on high-profile cases involving politicians and human rights issues.
- 06After retirement, she continued advising on judicial appointments and legal matters.
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