Court bars left-wing activist from approaching Sara Netanyahu

Court bars left-wing activist from approaching Sara Netanyahu

The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court accepted the request of Sara Netanyahu to issue a restraining order against left-wing protest activist Nava Rosilio barring Rosilio from following and stalking her.

The court ruled in an order that she was prohibited from "harassing and violating the privacy" of Sara Netanyahu. Judge Bala Yahalom to attorney Gonen Ben-Yitzhak, a protest activist and Rozlio's attorney: "Sir, you are returning to slogans." Ben-Yitzhak angrily to the judge: "My lady is treating me cynically. I understood the spirit of the matter."

Claiming threatening harassment and a "morbid obsession," the Prime Minister's wife filed a request last month for a restraining order against Rosilho. The Prime Minister's wife's lawyer argued that Sara is not "a public figure, and therefore her privacy and peace of mind must be protected."

The court issued a restraining order for protest activist Nava Rosolio after she ran a secret service that carried out surveillance and harassment of the Prime Minister's wife, Sara Netanyahu. The post The court issued a restraining order for a protester against Sara Netanyahu appeared first on srugim.

PRIME MINISTER SARAH NETANYAHU'S REQUEST TO ISSUE A RESTRAINING ORDER FOR LEFT-WING PROTEST ACTIVIST NAVA ROZILIO - WAS ACCEPTED TODAY IN A JERUSALEM MAGISTRATE COURT. As part of the order, Rosilio was prohibited from following and impersonating Sarah Netanyahu. The court's decision states that Rosilio “has published various publications concerning the surveillance and tracing of the applicant on several occasions, in a manner that substantiates…