A Jerusalem court has ordered the police to provide the names of policemen involved in the violence against demonstrators at the community of Amona two years ago and to disclose orders concerning the use of clubs and mounted police. Judge Anat Ziner issued the order after the Yesha Human Rights group appealed to the court to provide the information for a civil suit that has been filed for injuries by a young girl who police trampled with their horses.
The police were given 30 days to disclose the information. Lawyers for the plaintiff, Rivka Turgeman, stated in the civil suit that she suffers from 10 percent incapacitation because of the wounds. She was trampled by the mounted police while sitting on the ground. Another lawsuit has charged a policeman with clubbing a youth, and a picture has shown a policeman butting a youth with his helmet.