The Judiciary Authority in a message to Laban Gabir: "Seriously views the fugitive statement against judges"

Today (Tuesday), the Judiciary issued a notice of condemnation for the recent statements against judges in Israel by senior public figures, including the Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gabir.

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The language of the written message is: "In recent days, offensive statements against judges have been published due to the performance of their duties. The judicial authority takes these statements seriously. The statements take on new validity when these statements are made by senior members of the public, who, precisely at these times, were expected to act to moderate the discourse."

The summary reads: "Israeli judges rule in accordance with the law, the circumstances of the case and the evidence placed before them and will continue to do their job faithfully, without fear and without bias, in times of emergency as well as on normal days."

As you may recall, Minister Itamar Ben Gvir yesterday issued a harsh criticism against the judge who decided to release a pro-Palestinian activist and claimed: "Judge Ahsan Kanaan's decision to release Yoav Bar, a pro-Palestinian activist, without conditions, is severe and unacceptable. The court should be stricter with instigators, only With a heavy hand against supporters of terrorism, we can eradicate this phenomenon. I appreciate the hard work of the police and the incitement team on the net who work continuously against the instigators on social networks and in general."

In response to the PA's announcement, Ben Gvir said: "I suggest that the Judiciary focus on calling to order judges who show empathy for supporters of terrorism instead of trying to educate elected officials."