Israeli Right-Wing Group Regavim Appeals EU Sanctions at Luxembourg Court
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Aug 9, 2026
What happened
Regavim, an Israeli right-wing group, and its CEO have appealed EU sanctions at the European Union's court in Luxembourg, challenging the evidence and legality of the sanctions imposed in May. They argue the sanctions are based on flawed evidence and violate democratic principles, seeking to overturn the restrictions that limit their activities and financial dealings in Europe.
- 01Regavim and CEO Meir Deutsch appeal EU sanctions at Luxembourg court, first Israeli to do so.
- 02The appeal challenges EU evidence as biased and based on far-left sources.
- 03It disputes false claims linking Regavim to a school demolition ordered by Israeli courts.
- 04Regavim condemns the sanction process as undemocratic and lacking due process.
- 05Sanctions restrict EU citizens from supporting Regavim and block business ties with European firms.
- 06Meir Deutsch accuses the EU of persecuting Regavim for criticizing its policies.
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