Archive for the ‘Honenu’ tag
Settlers and Settlements: March 13, 2013
Settlers from the outpost Ramat Migron assaulted Palestinians who were cultivating land located in the outpost. According to non-profit “Honenu”, police officers who were called to the scene arrested and assaulted a pregnant settler from the outpost. (Arutz 7)
(Hebrew – HaKol HaYehudi)
Judiciary: January 3, 2013
District court justice Rivka Friedman-Feldman criticized a decision by the Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court to extend the detention of two residents of the outpost Esh Kodesh by 3 days. Magistrate’s Court Justice Tamar Ben-Asher Tsaban decided to hold the deliberation in the matter even though the detainee’s attorney was not present and without offering the accused a public attorney.
(Hebrew – HaKol HaYehudi)
Political: February 14, 2012
Minister of Justice Yaakov Neeman, advised right-wing activists and the Honenu organization about how to submit pardon requests for Jews who were convicted for criminal and terrorist activity, in order to advance the approval of the requests.
(Hebrew)
Closed Society: November 20,2011
Four youths have been arrested on suspicion of forming a conspiracy to commit a misdemeanor after walking through Mahane Yehuda market in Jerusalem and asking shop owners if they employ only Jewish workers. According to the Honenu association the police refused to state which misdemeanor they were planning to commit.
(Hebrew)
Closed Society: June 1, 2011
Two students of the Nir Yeshiva (College of Judaic Studies, Kiryat Arba) were arrested on suspicion that they broke stands with goods belonging to Palestinian merchants in the Jerusalem open market.
(Hebrew)
Police: 30 May, 2011
Two of the detainees from last night’s events at Joseph’s Tomb complained that Border Policemen used violent force against them -clubbing with batons and use of pepper spray.
Police: May 11, 2011
The NGO “Honenu” reported that Petah-Tikva Magistrates Court judge, Oshrit Rotkopf, scolded the police for failing to notify the parents of three minors about their arrest in the illegal settlement Shvut Ami.
(hebrew)
Closed Society: 12 April, 2011
Head of the “Honenu” non-profit organization, Shmuel (“Zangi”) Meidad, calls for establishing a new, independent Jewish weapons authority in the West Bank. This, after the Ministry of Interior denied his application to renew his weapon possession license.
(hebrew)
