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Yosef Levi Released From Military Prison After 42 Days of Family Protest

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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 41 minutes ago

What happened

Yosef Levi, a yeshiva student, was freed from Military Prison 10 after nearly three months, following a 42-day vigil by his father outside the prison. His release was celebrated by family and supporters near the prison gates.

  • 01Yosef Levi was released from Military Prison 10 after nearly three months in custody.
  • 02He was arrested at his home in Jerusalem's Armon Hanatziv neighborhood.
  • 03His father, Rabbi Meir Levi, held a continuous 42-day vigil outside the prison.
  • 04The father studied religious texts and refused to leave despite harsh conditions.
  • 05Levi's release was celebrated with singing and dancing by family and supporters.
  • 06The organization 'Notnim Gev' helped organize the welcoming event.

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Behadrei HaredimRight · Hebrew26 minutes ago
Yosef Levi Released From Military Prison After 42 Days of Family Protest
Kikar HaShabbatRight · Hebrew41 minutes ago
Yosef Levi Released After 3 Months in Military Prison Following Father's 42-Day Protest

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