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Jerusalem Court Upholds House Arrest for Protesters Outside Supreme Court Judge's Home
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 1 hour ago
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A Jerusalem court has upheld house arrest for four Beit Shemesh residents involved in violent protests outside Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Sohlberg's home, citing ongoing public unrest and the defendants' intent to intimidate the judge. Limited supervised outings for Sabbath prayers were allowed, but strict restrictions remain in place.
- 01Jerusalem court denies lifting house arrest for four protesters outside Judge Sohlberg's home.
- 02Protests involved violent attempts to breach the Supreme Court judge's residence last month.
- 03Only four individuals indicted so far; main organizers remain unidentified.
- 04Prosecution warns of ongoing public unrest and ideological violence.
- 05Judge highlights defendants' intent to intimidate a senior judge on a sensitive issue.
- 06Limited supervised outings for Sabbath prayers permitted; strict restrictions otherwise.
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