The Israeli Knesset Committee approved the law to deport family members of "operation perpetrators" and referred it to the General Assembly in preparation for voting on it in the second and third readings.
According to the bill, the so-called Israeli Minister of the Interior can order the expulsion of a family member of the perpetrator of an operation if he had prior knowledge of his plan to carry out this operation, or expressed identification with the operation, or published praise for him, or admiration or encouragement for this action.
The bill stipulates that deportation outside Israel and the Palestinian territories occupied in 1967 will be for a period of seven years if the perpetrator of the operation is a citizen of Israel, and for ten years if he is a resident of the territories occupied in 1967.
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Israeli Knesset Committee Approves Law to Deport Family Members of "Perpetrators"