Honenu

Complaint alleges brutal Border Police violence and theft

A new complaint accuses Border Police officers of assaulting a minor, using gas at protesters, and allegedly taking a credit card during the evacuation of the Tel Talpiyot outpost.

Tal Dardik returns to Temple Mount after release from detention

Welcomed by singing worshippers, Tal Dardik returned to the Temple Mount after his release from detention and received blessings for himself, his wife, and their newborn son.

Police ask IDF to let arrested soldier continue training

Police reportedly asked the IDF to allow a soldier arrested over a shooting incident in Binyamin to continue his training while investigators await forensic evidence linking his weapon to the wounded child.

After 38 days: Court orders Tal Yinon Dardik released

After 38 days in detention, the court has decided to release Tal Yinon Dardik, who is suspected of abusing a Palestinian Arab, without any restrictive conditions.

Opposing Defense Min.:

Maj.Gen. Avi Bluth expels Tal Yinon Dardik from Samaria

Central Command chief Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth decided, contrary to the Defense Minister’s request, to renew the administrative detention order against Tal Yinon Dardik, who is suspected of assaulting a Palestinian.

Detainee seeks apology over reports linking him to attack

Tal Yinon Dardik has demanded a public apology from the Defense Ministry and the ISA, claiming media leaks falsely portrayed him as a key suspect in an alleged attack on Palestinians to justify his administrative detention.

Honenu: Soldier who rushed to help shepherd arrested

Detained off-duty soldier left home to help a shepherd under attack, never fired a shot, legal organization says.

Injured IDF soldier questioned after testifying on terror attack

An IDF soldier wounded in a terrorist attack near Susya says he became the subject of a criminal investigation after arriving to give testimony. His attorney accuses police of targeting a terror victim instead of his attackers.

Defense Minister cancels expulsion order against farmer

Defense Minister Israel Katz instructed that an expulsion order issued against Israeli farmer Tal Yinon Dardik not be renewed.

Detained farmer asks to attend slain friend's funeral

Tal Yinon Dardik, hunger-striking for 19 days while held under an administrative detention order, appeals to attend the funeral of close friend, terror victim Benayahu Melet.

Hunger striking farmer denied all alternatives to detention

Tal Yinon Derdik, who has been on a hunger strike since his arrest, has rejected all detention alternatives proposed by the IDF, despite intervention by Defense Minister Israel Katz.

Administrative detainee's condition worsens during hunger strike

Honenu says Tal Derdik has suffered repeated fainting spells during his hunger strike and was evacuated to the detention facility's medical clinic. Attorney Nati Rom said, 'The administrative detention orders must come to an end.'

Nine-year-old girl allegedly attempts to infiltrate Lebanon

Honenu legal advocacy organization says an adult woman and four minor girls, including a nine-year-old, were detained by police who claimed they attempted to infiltrate Lebanon.

Petition: Why did leftist activists receive more compensation?

Honenu attorney petitions Supreme Court demanding answers on why leftist activists received 48,000 NIS in compensation while right-wing activists received far less after suffering the same treatment.

Detainee’s wife denounces administrative orders

Miriam Dardik, the wife of Tal Dardik, a resident of Kfar Tzrifin in Samaria, sharply criticized Central Command chief Avi Bluth after her husband was arrested for refusing to comply with an administrative order.

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Axe attack attempt sparks calls for immediate arrest

A Jewish resident narrowly escaped injury after an alleged axe attack in Jerusalem’s Old City. The suspect remains at large, prompting legal demands for his immediate arrest and prosecution

Restraining order instead of engagement gift

Commander of the Central Command Avi Bluth has issued a series of exceptional administrative restriction orders against settlement activists.

Police to pay tens of thousands of shekels for wrongful arrest

An officer attacked a teenager and injured him, and in an attempt to justify the act, claimed he had been attacked himself. The teenager was arrested without cause and will be compensated with 48,000 shekels.

Soldier issued restraining order for waving flag on Temple Mount

A soldier was removed from the Temple Mount after waving an Israeli flag, and later received a restraining order even though he could not attend his own hearing due to combat service.

Samaria farmer released after two weeks behind bars

The farmer had been arrested after attempting to recover his stolen flock of sheep and being set upon by dozens of Arab rioters.

Shepherd calls to prosecute left-wing activist

A 12-year-old filed a police complaint after being filmed being attacked in grazing lands by Arik Asherman. The Honenu organization sent an urgent letter demanding that Asherman be removed from the area and that charges be filed against him.

8 hour release for his engagement:

Administrative detainee permitted to celebrate his engagement

Central Command chief approves administrative house-arrest detainee's attendance at his engagement celebration, after he requested a 24-hour leave but was granted eight hours only.

Police sought detention, minor released by court

A minor was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of injuring and assaulting a police officer. At a court hearing it was shown that the youth was not involved in the incident, leading to his unconditional release.

Released terrorist ran over Jews, case investigated as accident

Israeli forces refused to investigate the running-over of Jews by Palestinians as a terror incident, drawing outraged responses from Israelis in Judea and Samaria.

After legal battle: Nadia Matar’s handgun returned

The police returned the gun of the chairwoman of the Sovereignty Movement, which was taken after she protested against aid to Gaza.

Price of Hate:

Man who pepper sprayed haredim to pay 16,000 ILS

An Arab man who attacked two haredi men in Jerusalem out of racist motives will be required to compensate them NIS 16,000 following a civil suit filed against him.

Police to pay thousands for unlawful search

The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court ordered the Israel Police to pay a Jerusalem couple NIS 10,000 after officers conducted an unlawful search and seriously violated their privacy.

Hate crime claims

Arab driver assaults Jewish passenger

Honenu demanded the driver’s arrest after a Jewish passenger alleged assault, threats, and an attempt to run her over during a bus dispute.

Attackers to compensate Yushuvayev family

Three Arabs convicted of attacking the Yushuvayev family in the Shimon HaTzadik neighborhood of Jerusalem will pay the family 50,000 NIS.

Farmer who faced insults sues left-wing activist for 160,000 ILS

A farm owner filed a libel and harassment lawsuit against activist Amir Pinsky after he blocked his path and hurled severe insults at him while he was praying on Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Stoning attack victim recounts the assault

Nadav, a resident of Benjamin who was injured by stones thrown by Arabs near the village of Deir Dibwan, lost consciousness and had to be taken to hospital care.

IDF reservist released after six days in Shin Bet custody

Court rejects request to keep IDF soldier who eliminated terrorist in custody, orders his release.

Yesha Council CEO: “A disgraceful arrest"

Omer Rahamim, CEO of the Yesha Council, criticized the denial of access to a lawyer for a reserve soldier suspected of killing an Arab. “I call on the Shin Bet to stop this questionable practice," he said.

Detention of reservist suspected of killing a terrorist extended

Shin Bet prevented the soldier from meeting with a lawyer. Police requested a 12-day detention, judge extended it by two days only.

Court rules Passover sacrifice attempts a legitimate protest

Judge Shmuel Herbst in his decision reviewed the importance of the commandment of the Passover offering and declared that there were no grounds for an extended order removing those attempting it from the city.

Demand to IDF and police:

'Arrest terrorists from ramming attack in Binyamin'

Following the injury of two teenagers near Neve Tzuf in a ramming attack, Attorney Haim Bleicher approaches the Central Command General and the police, alleging a serious failure in handling the incident.

Lawsuit filed against Arab who assaulted haredi youth in Old City

Jewish teenager injured in a violent assault by an Arab assailant files an 80,000-shekel civil lawsuit, citing the pain and emotional distress he suffered.

IDF orders electronic monitoring of Israeli from Judea

A Har Hebron resident arrested about a month ago was summoned for questioning and was placed under administrative restriction orders and ordered to electronic monitoring.

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Arab mob attacks Jewish herders, terrorist neutralized

A mob of dozens of Arab rioters attacked Jewish cattle herders and IDF soldiers, soldier fires at rioter.

Youths attacked in Jerusalem, police detain the victims

Jewish youths attacked in the Muslim Quarter by an Arab assailant. Police subsequently detain the victims for questioning. Attorney Nati Rom: "A blatant violation of the Youth Law."

Seized goat herd from Israeli farm released

The goats seized by the Civil Administration were released following a demand by the organization Honenu appealing against the terms of the seizure.

Terrorist involved in Yehuda Dimentman's murder sentenced

Military court sentences terrorist who murdered Yehuda Dimentman, a young father, to life in prison, imposes unprecedented damages.

Mob attack:

Students school trip ends in arrest

Yeshiva students from Shiloh on a trip in the north, were attacked by an Arab mob, but the police who were called to the scene arrested the attackers and the yeshiva head, according to Honenu.

Arab who wounded shepherd released despite footage of attack

A resident of a farm in Binyamin was struck in the head with a stone by an Arab rioter about a week ago. The attacker was released despite clear footage documenting the incident.

Jewish teen attacked by Arab youths on a bus

A Jewish minor was attacked and humiliated by a group of Arab youths who broke his nose during a bus ride.

'Execute Them':

Extreme incitement against Jordan Valley farmers

An extreme left-wing activist tweeted to call for the execution of Israeli farmers in the Jordan Valley.

Terrorist's judges to be authorized to impose death penalty

The terrorist who murdered Binyamin Achimeir wil be tried before a military court authorized to decree capital punishment.

Police raid home of teen shot by officer

The raid was carried out on his home in Samaria despite the case having already been closed.

Four years since the attack:

Dimentman family demands death penalty for the terrorist

A sentencing hearing was held today at the Samaria military court for one of the terrorists who murdered Yehuda Dimentman near Homesh about four years ago. The family demanded the death penalty.

Lawsuit against Arab security guard for attacking Jew

A civil lawsuit of 100,000 shekels has been filed against an Arab security guard who admitted to attacking a Jewish man at a police station in Kfar Saba.

"Self-defense": Suspects in Jaffa attack released

Three Jewish suspects in the attack on a pregnant Arab woman last Saturday in Jaffa have been released from custody. Their lawyer said the court accepted their version of the incident.

Arab sentenced to pay half a million shekels for attacking Jews

The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court ruled that an Arab who hurled firebombs at a Jewish family's home must compensate them half a million shekels.

Arab driver who sprayed perfume on Jewish passengers sued

Honenu files a civil lawsuit for NIS 220,000 against an Arab bus driver after the criminal case against him was closed, 'to deter acts of antisemitism.'

Court removes Shabbat reporting requirement

A military court adjusted the reporting conditions of a local resident under a Judea and Samaria banishment order after his attorney argued that nightly police check-ins, including on Shabbat, forced desecration of the Sabbath.

Court orders release of right-wing activists who entered Syria

A court has ordered the release of the right-wing activists who crossed into Syria over the weekend while calling for the establishment of Jewish settlement in the area.

Hefty fee for Arabs who attacked Jerusalem family's home

The court ruled that two individuals who assaulted a Jewish family's home in Jerusalem must compensate them with more than NIS 1.6 million.

Bus driver who drove off without baby's mother to be investigated

Honenu legal organization succeeds in reopening case against Tnufa bus driver who drove off with an infant aboard, but left the infant's mother stranded at a bus stop.

Lynch of Yigal Yehoshua

State appeals lenient sentences for terrorists

The State Attorney's Office has appealed the sentence of eight terrorists from Lod and Judea and Samaria who participated in the lynching in which Yigal Yehoshua was murdered, who was beaten to death during the "Guardian of the Walls" riots.

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Case closed against Arab who tore Israeli flag from vehicle

Six months ago, an Arab was filmed tearing an Israeli flag from a Jew's car. The car owner filed a police complaint, but the case was closed. Honenu demands that the offender be brought to justice.

Force 100 lawyers demand charges be dropped

The military court in Beit Lid opened a hearing today on a request by the lawyers of Force 100 soldiers accused in the Sde Teiman case to cancel the indictment against them.