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Israeli Coalition Rejects Supreme Court Suspension of Detention Law, Calls for Noncompliance

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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago

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Israeli Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi and MK Meir Porush condemned the Supreme Court's suspension of a detention law affecting yeshiva students, urging law enforcement to disregard the court's order and comply with the law. The court's interim injunction halts the law's implementation pending further review.

01Communications Minister Karhi calls Supreme Court suspension of detention law unlawful and urges noncompliance.
02Karhi cites former PM Yitzhak Rabin, saying judges must rule only by laws passed by Knesset.
03Judge Groskopf issued interim order suspending law pending further decision and justification.
04MK Meir Porush claims detaining Torah students is illegal and urges officers to avoid enforcement.
05Coalition frames court action as judicial overreach and defends democracy against 'judicial dictatorship.'

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