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Supreme Court Sets Eviction Deadline in Ponevezh Yeshiva Dispute, Orders Payment
The Supreme Court has set an eviction deadline of August 12, 2027, for a faction within the Ponevezh Yeshiva, while allowing them to stay until the end of the academic year. The faction must pay 2.5 million shekels by December 13 and 270,000 shekels monthly for occupancy.
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What happened
- 01The Supreme Court mandated an August 12, 2027, eviction deadline for a Ponevezh Yeshiva faction.
- 02The faction must pay 2.5 million shekels by December 13 and monthly fees.
- 03The ruling prohibits the faction from using the Ponevezh Yeshiva name and logo.
- 04A 50/50 division of the yeshiva hall seating is now enforced.
- 05Justice Ofer Groskopf issued the interim ruling on the stay of execution.
They are also forbidden from using the yeshiva's name and must adhere to a 50/50 seating arrangement. This is an interim ruling pending the full appeal hearing.
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