Tag: Israeli High Court of Justice
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New court dates for Tristan Anderson’s civil trial against Israeli military
6th September 2013 | justice4tristan | Jerusalem New trial dates have been set for Tristan Anderson’s civil case against the Israeli Military. The new dates follow a recent ruling from the High Court of Israel forcing the Israeli Police to re-open their investigation into the near fatal shooting, which occurred when Israeli Border Police opened fire…
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High Court orders state: Reopen probe of U.S. citizen wounded in West Bank protest
10th July 2013 | Haaretz | Jerusalem Court responding to petition charging that nobody questioned the Border Police soldier who fired the tear-gas canister that cracked Tristan Anderson’s skull in 2009. Israel’s High Court of Justice on Wednesday ordered investigators to reopen their probe into the incident of a Border Police officer who shot a…
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Parents of Tristan Anderson, US activist critically wounded following West Bank protest, appeal to High Court of Israel
9th July 2013 | Justice for Tristan | Jerusalem Parents of US Activist Critically Wounded Following West Bank Protest Appeal to High Court of Israel: The Police Investigation was Shockingly Negligent – Demand a Serious, Professional Investigation into the Shooting of their Son. Tristan Anderson (41, of Oakland, CA) was severely wounded after having been…
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Important Supreme Court session on the future of the Palestinian village of Susiya
29 January 2013 | Rabbis for Human Rights On Thursday 31st January the Supreme Court will hold two sessions regarding two petitions affecting the future of the Palestinian village Susiya. One will discuss the organization Regavim’s petition to expedite the demolition of most of the village. The other petition seeks to prevent the villagers’ remaining…
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Israel refuses to investigate death of slain Palestinian protester from Bil’in
18 July 2012 | Popular Struggle Coordination Committee Jawaher Abu Rahmah from the West Bank village of Bil’in village, died of cardiac arrest caused by inhalation of excessive amounts of tear gas. The Israeli High Court laid the onus of collecting evidence to justify an investigation on the family, instead of police. Israeli High Court…