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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Jerusalem Court Discusses Al-Karama 24-Hour Opening
The Supreme Court in Jerusalem held a session to review a lawsuit demanding an extension of the Damarah crossing's operating hours to operate 24 hours a day and the removal of the imposed restrictions. During the session, Israeli authorities were questioned about the reasons for reducing operating hours. They denied responsibility, claiming that the issue stems from a shortage of staff on the Jordanian side. This claim was completely and explicitly denied by the defense team. The court presented evidence and statistics indicating that the Jordanian side handles crossing traffic flexibly. The defense focused on the damages suffered by citizens and the commercial sector due to the restrictions on the crossing's operation. The legal team and private sector stakeholders expressed optimism about the outcome of the session, expecting a bold and fair decision that guarantees freedom of movement and restores 24-hour operation of the crossing, similar to other crossings.
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