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Probe into Hebron attacks on Palestinians; Supreme Court judge gets death threats

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Published: 16 June 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Gantz visits justice department and vows to protect gatekeepers; Two settler attacks in Hebron; in one incident video shows Israeli soldier defending a Palestinian victim

Police investigating Hebron settlers attack on Palestinian, Israeli soldier (Haaretz)
Police says several suspects already summoned for questioning after two Palestinians and Israeli soldier were attacked by settlers in two separate incidents

After Supreme Court justice receives death threats, Gantz vows to protect gatekeepers (Haaretz)
Gantz visited the Justice Ministry, which he says is 'the backbone of Israeli democracy' and promised to maintain its independence

Second death threat letter leveled at Supreme Court justice (Times of Israel)
Threats against judge Anat Baron include thinly veiled reference to son killed in terror attack; Netanyahu condemns letter, links it to threats against him

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Gantz, justice minister tell staff to find way to legalise buildings on Palestinian land (Haaretz)
Benny Gantz and Avi Nissenkorn meet with attorney general to discuss issue, days after High Court strikes down law to legalise structures built on privately owned land

Photo: Screen grab from camera footage showing settlers attacking a Palestinian in Hebron, the West Bank (Human Rights Defenders, Haaretz)
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