Israel's top court okays revoking citizenship of "terrorists"

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Israel's top court okays revoking citizenship of "terrorists"

STORY: Israel's top court okays revoking citizenship of "terrorists" DATELINE: July 22, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:01 LOCATION: Jerusalem CATEGORY: POLITICS SHOTLIST: 1. exterior of the Supreme Court 2. various of Israel's Supreme Court President Esther Hayut (file) 3. police carrying out duties on streets 4. various of CCTV footage of terror attacks 5. cabinet meeting STORYLINE: Israel's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the government may revoke the citizenship of people convicted of terrorism and actions that constitute a breach of trust against the country. A panel of seven judges led by Supreme Court President Esther Hayut said that a person convicted of "breach of trusts against the State of Israel, such as an act of terror, an act of treason or serious espionage, or acquisition of citizenship in a hostile state" could face a cancelation of their citizenship. Under the ruling, Israeli citizens convicted of these offenses can have their citizenship revoked even if they have no other citizenship, but woul

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