Court extends remand of two Hilltop Youth suspected of committing racist acts
Two of the Hilltop Youth arrested during a police raid Monday of a Jerusalem house hosting them are suspected of committing racist acts, while seven others are suspected of violating court orders barring them from meeting with certain people.
The seven were released under restrictions, while the court extended the remand of the other two suspects by three days.
They have so far been denied a meeting with an attorney. "I am concerned that, like in previous cases, denying them their rights and preventing them from meeting with an attorney could lead to false confessions," said attorney Itamar Ben-Gvir.
