High Court of Justice orders state to secure reconstruction of Tubasi family homes, set on fire by settlers
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Justices sharply criticized the army for failing to return the Tubasi family by a court-imposed deadline. Security forces later tried to bring them home but were attacked by settlers who had established an outpost nearby
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High Court of Justice orders state to secure reconstruction of Tubasi family homes, set on fire by settlers. Justices sharply criticized the army for failing to return the Tubasi family by a court-imposed deadline. Security forces later tried to bring them home but were attacked by settlers who had established an outpost nearby Covered by 1 publications. Haaretz: High Court of Justice orders state to secure reconstruction of Tubasi family homes, set on fire by settlers.
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- Haaretz Israel High Court of Justice orders state to secure reconstruction of Tubasi family homes, set on fire by settlers Justices sharply criticized the army for failing to return the Tubasi family by a court-imposed deadline. Security forces later tried to bring them home but were attacked by settlers who had established an outpost nearby 3 h ago · Tier 2
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