Tribal courts rule Palestine with unforgiving traditions (Rasha Abou Jalal, Al Monitor)

Many Palestinians take their conflicts and long-standing disputes to tribal courts, which are known for moving quickly to issue rulings. The official court system generally takes much longer, sometimes years, to decide on a case.

Community elders, dignitaries and the heads of families occupy an informal but prominent position in the tribal judiciary system, which settles disputes between individuals and families in cases and complaints ranging from verbal abuse to murder.

Tribal courts rule Palestine with unforgiving traditions – Al-Monitor: The Pulse of the Middle East

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