Jerusalem Court Rejects Central Command Chief Avi Blot’s Appeal Over Right-Wing Activist’s Restriction Order
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 3 hours ago
What happened
The Jerusalem District Court rejected Central Command Chief Avi Blot’s appeal regarding a restriction order on right-wing activist Tal Dradik, affirming Blot’s authority to set new conditions. The court upheld the security justification for Dradik’s house arrest but removed the requirement to stay at his mother-in-law’s home. Dradik remains in custody pending criminal proceedings for violating the order.
- 01Jerusalem District Court dismissed Avi Blot’s appeal over Tal Dradik’s restriction order.
- 02Court upheld security justification but removed house arrest location condition.
- 03Blot retains authority to impose new conditions on the restriction order.
- 04Dradik charged criminally for violating the original house arrest order.
- 05Dradik remains in custody pending trial under criminal proceedings.
- 06Court delayed ruling enforcement until August 11, 2026, for alternative arrangements.
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