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High Court annuls government ban on Red Cross visits for Palestinian security prisoners
A High Court has annulled a government ban on Red Cross visits for Palestinian security prisoners, ruling unanimously that the state must allow such visits without specifying a timeframe. The government had justified the ban by citing conditions of Israeli hostages in Gaza, despite none currently being held there.
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