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In June of 2005 the Supreme Court did what everyone in Israel presumed it would: It deemed that summer’s looming disengagement from Gaza to be legal.
Out of 11 judges who dealt with the matter, there was only one in dissent. Justice Edmond Levy, an Iraqi-born, religious, former Likud member, a judge who had sentenced Yitzhak Rabin’s murderer to life, a champion of both human rights and the court’s right to judicial review, penned a passionate, historically detailed opinion favoring settlers’ rights to the land of Israel over the right of the Knesset to withdraw its sovereignty and citizens from Gaza.
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