The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by Malka Leifer against her extradition to Australia where she is wanted on 74 counts of sexual abuse. The decision means that Leifer’s extradition is all but certain.Justice Minister Avi Nissenkorn must now sign off on the extradition which he said he would do swiftly, immediately after the court’ rejection of Leifer’s appeal was announced. Leifer can appeal that decision to the Supreme Court, but its justices have appeared unreceptive to the various and numerous claims of her legal team. “After many long and tortuous years the time has come to do justice for Leifer’s victims. I intend to sign the extradition order without delay,” tweeted Nissenkorn
אני מברך על פסק-הדין של העליון שמכריז על מלכה לייפר בת הסגרה לאוסטרליה.לאחר שנים ארוכות ומייסרות, הגיעה העת לעשות צדק עם קורבנותיה של לייפר. בכוונתי לחתום על צו ההסגרה ללא דיחוי.— אבי ניסנקורן (@AviNissenkorn) December 15, 2020
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