High Court of Justice accepts appeal filed by ZAKA on behalf of the families of two infants who perished in the daycare disaster in Jerusalem, opposing the autopsy of their bodies.
A Haredi youth was struck by a car during a protest against performing autopsies on the babies who died at a daycare.
Court agrees to extend detentions of arrested daycare director and caretaker until Thursday, as ZAKA petitions the Supreme Court to block autopsies.
Protesters are blocking roads, throwing stones and objects at officers, and setting trash bins on fire. Police footage shows them attacking an elderly man who tried to move an object out of the road.
The mother of six-month-old Aharon said farewell in a handwritten eulogy she shared online, "How in God's name does one eulogize a baby?"
Haredi extremists block roads and clash with police in the capital in bid to prevent autopsies on infants who died in daycare tragedy. Police arrest daycare owner and one of the caregivers.
Israel's Court ruled against an autopsy for a murdered four year old. Why is Jewish law opposed to autopsies? Op-ed.
Supreme Court accepts family's appeal, allows four-year-old's body to be buried without undergoing autopsy.
Elazar Ohana, 5, and younger brother Rafael, 3, identified as victims of Friday fire in Netanya apartment building.
Police turn to court to overrule religious father's objection to autopsies.
