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Supreme Court Delays Ponevezh Yeshiva Eviction Until August 2027
The Supreme Court has postponed the eviction of Ponevezh Yeshiva until August 2027, citing the disruption to the academic year. Justice Ofer Groskopf also questioned a 10 million shekel fine that could cripple the institution.
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- 01Supreme Court Justice Ofer Groskopf delayed Ponevezh Yeshiva's eviction until August 2027.
- 02The court cited the need to avoid disrupting the current academic year.
- 03A 10 million shekel financial penalty against the yeshiva was also questioned.
- 04Rabbi Shmuel Markovitz's association requested the delay and appealed the eviction.
- 05The yeshiva faction led by Rabbi Kahaneman had sought immediate eviction.
The decision came after Rabbi Shmuel Markovitz and the "Tradition of the Torah" association appealed the eviction order. A further hearing is expected.
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