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Settlers Demand Shin Bet Chief Revoke Orders After Testimony on Fabricated Intelligence
Fifteen Israeli settlers have appealed to Shin Bet Director David Zini to revoke administrative restrictions, alleging fabricated intelligence was used to impose them. The appeal follows testimony from a former investigator and claims the orders bypass a defense minister's directive.
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What happened
- 01Fifteen settlers appealed to Shin Bet Director David Zini to revoke administrative restrictions.
- 02Former investigator Avishai Moalem alleged fabricated intelligence was used against settlers.
- 03Settlers claim administrative orders are imposed without trial or due process.
- 04Defense Minister Israel Katz had previously ordered an end to administrative detention for settlers.
- 05The Honenu organization is representing the settlers in their appeal.
- 06Attorney Moshe Poleski criticized the lack of due process for those facing restrictions.
Settlers argue they are denied due process and the opportunity to defend themselves against baseless accusations. The Honenu organization is representing the settlers, calling for adherence to democratic legal standards.
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