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Tel Aviv Court Orders Immediate Religious Rights for Security Suspect Amid Abuse Claims
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First reported by Srugim · 55 minutes ago
What happened
The Tel Aviv District Court ordered the Israel Prison Service to immediately allow a reservist accused of espionage to perform religious rituals and investigate his claims of mistreatment, including food deprivation. The suspect faces charges of contact with Iranian intelligence but denies hostile intent.
- 01Tel Aviv court orders immediate religious rights for security suspect in custody.
- 02Judge demands IPS investigate detainee's claims of 36-hour food denial within seven days.
- 03Court stresses detainees must be treated humanely; detention is not punishment.
- 04Suspect accused of contact with Iranian intelligence and attempting to recruit a soldier.
- 05Defense calls the case an isolated incident of carelessness, denying hostile intent.
- 06Court allows daily tefillin and phone contact with lawyer for the detainee.
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