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Chamber of the Supreme Court of Israel
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court of Israel rejected an appeal from an Australian citizen accused in her country of sexual assault on students, and the appeal is aimed at preventing her extradition to her country.
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Last September, the Jerusalem District Court announced the possibility of extraditing to his country the Australian citizen, Malik Lever, after reaching after a series of psychological tests to reject his complaint of mental illness, while the Australian defendant appealed this sentence before the Supreme Court, which I ratified this ruling, according to a text distributed by the Ministry of Justice.
And the Israeli Justice Minister indicated, after Livre lost the appeal, that he would sign the order to hand her over to his country without delay.
Malka Lever resorted to various methods in an attempt to resist her deportation to Australia, as she presented evidence that she was mentally ill, which has made the case deliberate in Israeli courts since 2014.
Lever, who was the director of a school for ultra-Orthodox Jews in Melbourne, Australia, also denies the accusations made against her at home.
It is worth noting that Lever is wanted by the Australian police, due to 74 counts of sexual assault, and among the charges against him is the rape of girls at the school where he worked, since the Australian wanted person, who also has An Israeli citizen, he fled Australia in 2008 after the allegations against him emerged.
Source: “Reuters”
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