Legal farce: A military tribunal issued a restraining order without jurisdiction? | Israel today

An administrative order without authority?

The Judiciary Appeals Committee in the Judea and Samaria Military Court noted that an administrative order prohibiting a young Jew from entering Judea and Samaria was allegedly issued without authority. IDF forces in Judea and Samaria respond to the issue by tomorrow.

This is an administrative order issued about two months ago against a young Jew, which completely bans him from entering Judea and Samaria, claiming that the young man lives in Jerusalem.

However, Adv. Avichai Hajabi, who represents the young man on behalf of the Honno organization, claimed in the appeal he filed that the young man lives in Samaria - and an administrative order prohibiting entry can only be imposed on him, but only an expulsion order. 'Bee presented in the appeal the population register in which it appears that the young man is a resident of Yitzhar.

The young man himself also stated that he lives in Judea and Samaria. Moreover, the security authorities also treated the young man as a resident of the area, since a paraphrase presented to him stated that the young man was a resident of Giva in Samaria.

The judge looked at the confidential material in the possession of the defense establishment which was collected against the young man.

In her decision, the judge wrote, "Apparently it was not possible to issue an order against the appellant (the young man) according to the order regarding closed areas, since he is not a resident of Israel (yes, he is an Israeli citizen, of course), neither according to the population register nor according to Recognition by the authorities. "

At the end of her decision, the judge requested that the military commander of the IDF forces in Judea and Samaria, that is, the commander-in-chief of the Central Command, address the matter until tomorrow. , Harassing a young man who wants to but live his life quietly.

For them, any legal ploy justifies the goal even if along the way they infringe on the rights of a young person.

The military tribunal clarified to the commander-in-chief of the Central Command and the General Security Service that it demanded explanations regarding their conduct. "

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