Tal Yanon Dardik's wife calls on council heads in Judea and Samaria

Miriam Dardik, wife of Tal Yanon Dardik, appealed to the heads of the Yesha Council to act against the administrative orders issued against her husband. In her letter, she claimed that the use of orders against residents of Judea and Samaria is discrimination and warned that silence would lead to the expansion of these tools.

Miriam Dardik, wife of Tal Yanon Dardik, appealed today (Thursday) to the heads of the Yesha Council to act against the administrative orders issued against her husband. In a letter sent to the council heads in Judea and Samaria, Dardik claimed that the use of administrative orders against residents of Judea and Samaria is discrimination and called on them to work to cancel the orders. "Wherever the rights of settlers were trampled and we remained silent, the use of tools against the settlement expanded," she wrote. Dardik urged the council heads to join the struggle: "For three months, my husband, Tal Yanon Dardik, has been fighting against the administrative orders. Anti-moral, anti-democratic, anti-Jewish, and anti-human orders. Orders issued only against your residents—residents of Judea and Samaria." According to her, "From past experience, when we remained silent in the face of the persecution of individuals by the police, we found our heroic fighters in the settlements, members of emergency squads and security coordinators being persecuted." She called on them: "Raise a cry, activate all the tools at your disposal to cancel the discrimination against us."