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Israeli Supreme Court Bars Palestinian Authority From Challenging Terror Victims' Disability Claims in Compensation Cases

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 3 hours ago

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The Israeli Supreme Court ruled that the Palestinian Authority cannot contest disability determinations for terror victims receiving fixed compensation under a new law effective June 2024, affirming lower court decisions and the government's legal stance.

01Israeli Supreme Court bars Palestinian Authority from disputing terror victims' disability claims.
02Ruling applies to two cases under the Exemplary Compensation Law effective June 2024.
03Law grants fixed compensation to victims with permanent disabilities recognized by Israeli bodies.
04Court calls the law a deliberate measure to ensure victim compensation and deter the Palestinian Authority.
05Compensation amount is uniform and not linked to disability severity.
06Disability determinations require thorough medical evaluation by official committees or courts.

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