Lawyers believe that the first decision of Defense Minister Katz is contrary to the law

On Saturday evening, Israel's defense minister was noncommittal when asked whether he would stop administrative arrests of Arab suspects. Lawyers argue that this approach is unconstitutional and does not pass muster in court because discrimination based on ethnicity is prohibited by law.

One expert predicted the Supreme Court would urge the minister to be guided solely by the degree of danger of a suspect, rather than his ethnicity. Administrative arrests are considered illegal and a violation of civil rights, but they are justified as a measure to prevent terrorism.

Discrimination based on ethnicity is prohibited by law in Israel, and the Minister of Defense, realizing the illegality of his decision, is confronting the court. This causes dissatisfaction among both lawyers and the public concerned with the protection of civil rights and liberties.

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