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

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By אורי סלע

First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jul 27, 2026

What happened

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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In this story
People
Isaac Amit
OrganizationsIsraeli Supreme Court, Palestinian Authority, National Insurance Institute, State Attorney's Office
PlacesIsrael, Palestinian Territories

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WallaCenter · HebrewJul 27, 2026
Israeli Supreme Court Bars Palestinian Authority From Challenging Terror Victims' Disability Claims in Compensation Cases
Behadrei HaredimRight · HebrewJul 27, 2026
Israeli Supreme Court Bars Palestinian Authority From Challenging Terror Victims' Disability Claims for Compensation

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