I find it telling that JOURNALISTS WERE FORBIDDEN TO RECORD THE COURT SESSION! I guess the court system is getting scared, they are trying to cover up the full extent of the furor of the Jews, and their own pathetic response.

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Sderot business owners stage High Court protest

Residents of southern town refuse to leave High Court of Justice following discussion on compensation to business owners
Ynet

Southern protest reaches High Court: About 40 Sderot residents announced Sunday evening that they refuse to leave the High Court of Justice in Jerusalem. The residents were protesting the postponement of the discussion on a petition submitted by Sderot business owners.

 

After several hours, the protestors left the court while avoiding clashes with security guards. However, two Sderot women fainted during the protest and were treated by Magen David Adom paramedics who rushed to the scene.

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One business owner, Sasson Sara, told Ynet: "It's impossible that the government treats us with contempt and that the judicial system also hurts us. We will sit here and wait for the finance minister to arrive and explain his policy to us."

  During the court session, many of those present interrupted the words of High Court justices with shouts.

 

Following the discussion on the status of Sderot business owners and compensation rights, and after judges gave the State 10 days to respond to the petition, several business owners refused to leave the building even though the session ended and the judges left the building. Some of those present started yelling in protest and slammed the State for failing to take care of them.

 

Journalists barred from court

A spokesperson for the court said that the situation is under control and that residents who initially insisted on staying in the building are gradually leaving. However, in an unusual move, court guards refused to allow journalists to enter the court and cover the incident.