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Israeli Court Removes Medical Opinion from Gaza Petition and Hears Challenge to Entry Ban on Apartheid Accusers
Justice Alex Stein made the statement during hearings on petitions by humanitarian groups barred from Gaza and the West Bank. The High Court also ordered removal of a medical opinion from another Gaza petition. Haaretz reported the remarks on Monday.
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Justice Alex Stein of Israel's High Court said Monday that anyone who calls the State of Israel an apartheid state has no right to set foot in the country. The remark came during hearings on a petition by humanitarian organizations barred from working in Gaza and the West Bank, Haaretz reported.
On Sunday the justices ordered a medical opinion removed from a separate petition on Gaza's humanitarian situation.
The court said the opinion contained accusations against the IDF and the government.
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