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Haredi Newspaper Ordered to Pay Hundreds of Thousands in Compensation in Legal Precedent
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 5 hours ago
What happened
The Haredi newspaper Hamodia was ordered by a court to pay 230,000 shekels in compensation, a rare legal precedent. This ruling occurs amid political turmoil in Israel's Likud and United Torah Judaism parties, a violent attack in Khan Yunis, and a lawsuit against a school for allegedly promoting hijab-wearing among Jewish girls.
- 01Haredi newspaper Hamodia must pay 230,000 shekels in a landmark court ruling.
- 02Likud party faces internal conflict over Knesset membership ahead of elections.
- 03United Torah Judaism's new faction has been blocked, causing party upheaval.
- 04Seven people were injured in an unusual attack in Khan Yunis.
- 05A lawsuit accuses Aryeh Rozen school of encouraging Jewish girls to wear hijabs.
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