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Court allows al-Durrah affair reporter to keep press pass |
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Israeli group files petition to revoke press cards form television reporter who aired film
of 2000 incident, after investigation proved footage was staged
Roni Sofer
Published: 07.01.08, 18:52 / Israel News
 The High Court of Justice has rejected a petition filed by the Shurat Hadin ("letter of the law") organization, asking to revoke the press credentials given by the Israeli Government Press Office (GPO) to the French television reporter who covered the killing of Muhammad al-Durrah in the Gaza Strip in September 2000. |
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'Israel allows vast sums to reach Hamas' |
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 Friday, June 27, 2008, Jerusalem Post: The government has admitted that it is allowing hundreds of millions of dollars to be transferred to Hamas in Gaza, the watchdog organization Shurat Hadin charged on Thursday.
Organization head Nitzana Darshan-Leitner quoted from a letter she received from the legal adviser of the Prime Minister's Office that said, "The transfer of funds to the Palestinian Authority in the Gaza Strip takes place with the knowledge of the government of Israel for diplomatic reasons." |
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Families of missing Iranian Jews want answers |
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 Sunday, June 29, 2008, Ynet News: Government-confirmed prisoner exchange agreement with Hizbullah opens Pandora’s box when relatives of 12 missing Iranian Jews appeal to High Court in attempt to prevent government from using last bargaining chip.
The prisoner exchange agreement with Hizbullah is opening additional wounds. On Monday, families of the 12 missing Iranian Jews who disappeared while trying to immigrate to Israel in the 90’s will appeal to the High Court of Justice.
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