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Amnon Straschnov

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Amnon Straschnov (born July 24, 1947) is President of the Israeli Institute of Commercial arbitration and involved with the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs . He served as Military Advocate General of the IDF from 1986 to 1991, during the First Intifada He wrote a book entitled Justice Under Fire (1994, Hebrew). He is a graduate of the Graduate Officer Course of the U.S. Between 1991-2002 Straschnov was a Judge in the regional court in Tel Aviv and resigned his position in 2002. Judge Straschnov expressed severe criticism in July 2008 of the Israeli police's use of leaks in the financial scandal involving Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.1

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president of the israeli institute of commercial arbitration and involved with the jerusalem center for public

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retired israeli judge

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