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Charges against Israeli social activists out of proportion, says judge

The 14 activists brought to court on Wednesday were among the 89 detained last June for protesting against Daphni Leef's arrest.

By Ilan Lior | 13:26 24.10.12 |

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A Tel Aviv justice suggested Wednesday that Israel Police had inflated the charges against 14 of the social-justice activists arrested at a mass rally in June.

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