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Defense Minister Katz Calls for Balanced Use of Administrative Orders Against West Bank Settlers
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 8 hours ago
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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz criticized the excessive use of administrative orders against West Bank settlers, emphasizing a return to criminal proceedings for suspected offenses. He highlighted the need for balanced enforcement and announced plans to clarify policies on administrative measures in the Central Command area.
- 01Defense Minister Katz calls for balanced use of administrative orders against West Bank settlers.
- 02Katz canceled administrative detention orders to shift cases to regular criminal proceedings.
- 03He warns against replacing canceled orders with widespread administrative measures without trial.
- 04Katz cites Tal Yinon Dardik's detention case as exceeding reasonable limits needing regulation.
- 05He plans a comprehensive review of administrative tool use by the Central Command.
- 06Katz stresses fighting violence through police and courts while protecting settlers' rights.
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