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Israel's Family Deportation Law

Israel passes controversial law allowing deportation of Palestinian attackers' families, sparking legal and ethical challenges.

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Israeli ParliamentLikud Party

Benjamin NetanyahuErhan Shamir-Borer

What are the legal challenges faced by this new law?: The law's constitutionality is questioned; legal experts suggest it might be overturned given past legal precedents, and it contradicts core Israeli values.
Which political factions supported the law's passage?: The law, supported by Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud party and right-wing allies, passed with a 61-41 vote but faces potential legal challenges.
What is the main focus of the newly passed Israeli law?: Israel's parliament passed a law allowing the deportation of families of Palestinian attackers, including Israeli citizens of Palestinian origin.
What are the potential consequences for those affected by this law?: Those deported could face 7-20 years of exile to Gaza or another location, based on accusations of supporting or sympathizing with terrorism.
What is the current situation regarding this law and its application in the West Bank?: While the law's application to the West Bank is unclear, Israel already has a policy of demolishing homes of those involved in attacks there; the overall situation remains complex and controversial.

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