Tri-City Herald · 7 September 1999

CP-1999-014

Israel Supreme Court outlaws torture of Palestinian suspects

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“Israel Supreme Court outlaws torture of Palestinian suspects.”

Context added by this archive

The same ruling, in Washington state, with one word changed: bans becomes outlaws, and the suspects are identified as Palestinian.

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"Israel Supreme Court outlaws torture of Palestinian suspects," Tri-City Herald, 7 September 1999. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1999-014. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1999-014

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