Israel's Gaza withdrawal legal says Supreme Court

Israel’s Supreme Court upheld today the government’s Gaza withdrawal plan, removing the last legal obstacle to this summer’s pullout.

Thu, 09 Jun, 2005 - 08:10

Israel’s Supreme Court upheld today the government’s Gaza withdrawal plan, removing the last legal obstacle to this summer’s pullout.

The 11-judge panel rejected 12 petitions by opponents to the withdrawal from all Gaza Strip and four West Bank settlements, ruling the pullout can go ahead as planned and does not violate the settlers’ human rights.

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