Israeli High Court Rules Against Migron Community Eviction Delay
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JPost – The High Court of Justice late Wednesday primarily ruled against Migron outpost residents’ petition to delay their eviction from and the demolition of their homes, ordering the evacuation by September 4 and the buildings demolished by September 11.
Some Migron residents had claimed to have legally purchased land in Block 10 of the Migron outpost. While rejecting the petition, the court also supported the state’s opinion that structures in Block 10 may remain until the purchase claim is fully investigated.
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