Cabinet ministers from Likud have recently suggested that one of the measures that may be taken to deter future terror attacks is the deportation of the families of terrorists. According to a Galei Tzahal (Army Radio) report, this idea was rejected recently by Attorney General Dr. Avichai Mandelblit, who stated the concept is contrary to Israeli and international law and therefore, it is not being considered.
The idea was supported by ministers, however Mandelblit says it does not hold water legally and therefore, not being considered.
The matter was raised by the ministers amid a growing feeling that razing the homes of the terrorists is not serving as a deterrent, especially since it has been learned the PA (Palestinian Authority) and Iran offer the families of the terrorists’ monthly compensation and vow to rebuild their homes if razed by Israel.
(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem)
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That’s our sanctions going a long way in pursuit of freedom from the Israeli oppression
The families should be wiped out that might help have more control of there kids.
Another stupid liberal Jew!!!!
There is something about that chair which makes the person sitting on it irrational and stupid.
This is evil in its core, Israel is obligated to do ” WHAT EVER IT TAKES to protect its citizens, including deportation, turture and the death penalty!!!!
Why is transfer illegal??