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Israeli Court Orders Removal of Electronic Bracelet for Singer Moshiko Mor After 16 Months
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First reported by Walla · Jul 19, 2026
What happened
Israeli singer Moshiko Mor, charged with serious sexual offenses, had his electronic monitoring removed after 16 months but remains under house arrest with limited freedoms. The court allowed him to work and leave home for recreation but barred private performances. The prosecution may appeal the decision.
- 01Court removes electronic bracelet from singer Moshiko Mor after 16 months under monitoring.
- 02Mor remains under house arrest in Afula with permission to work and limited outings.
- 03Mor is prohibited from performing at private events for now.
- 04Mor faces charges of two counts of rape and one of sodomy.
- 05Prosecution argues Mor poses a public danger and has repeated offenses.
- 06Court cited Mor’s compliance and probation service recommendation in decision.
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