Khadar, Zvi

Khadar studied at the Herzliya Gymnasium in Tel Aviv .

He joined the Hagan , where he served in the Jewish Youth Battalion ( Hebrew הגדנ"ע shit ), in the Field Forces ( Hebrew חי"ש Hish) and in the Police of Jewish Settlements ( Hebrew משטרת היישובים העבריים miscetre ha-yishuvim ha-hebrew ).

In 1948, during the War of Independence of Israel , he commanded a platoon in the 51st battalion of the Givati brigade ^[1] . He went into the reserve and studied at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem . In 1952 he received a bachelor's degree in economics, in 1955 - a master's degree in law. Trained with the judge of the Supreme Court Shimon Agranat ^[2] .

In 1956 he returned to service in the Israel Defense Forces as a military prosecutor in the Gaza Strip during the Suez Crisis . Later he served as a military prosecutor and defender in the Southern Military District and in the armored forces. In 1963, he participated in the development of the principles of military administration with the possible Israeli occupation of neighboring territories ^[3] .

Since 1966, he studied at the University of London . At the end of his studies, in 1968, Khadar was appointed to the post of Chief Military Prosecutor, replacing Brigadier General Meir Shamgar .

After entering the reserve in 1973, he took up private law practice. Among other things, he was the defender of the Circassian intelligence officer Izat Nafso, who was convicted of high treason and espionage in the early 80s, and he was rehabilitated by the Supreme Court on May 24, 1987 ^[4] .

In 1979, Hadar’s book, The Law on the Service in the Security Forces - the Law and its Interpretation, was published.

In 2007, Hadar was awarded the badge of honor from the Bar Association of Israel ^[5] .

• (צבי הדר חוק שירות בטחון - החוק ופירושו הוצאת משרד הביטחון (התשל"ט (Zvi Hadar, "The Law on the Service in the Security Forces - the Law and its Interpretation", published by the Ministry of Security (1979)) and (
• Zvi Hadar, “Administrative Detentions Employed by Israel”, in “Israel Yearbook on Human Rights” (Zvi Hadar, “ Administrative Arrests Applied by Israel, ” chapter in the Israeli Human Rights Yearbook), Tel Aviv (1971), vol. 1, p. 283. (English)
• צבי הדר מעמדן המשפטי של פקודות הצבא הפרקליט כט (התשל"ד — התשל"ה) 232 (Zvi Hadar, “The Legal Status of Army Regulations,” Ha-Praklit 29 (1974-5) 232). (Hebrew)
• צבי הדר עונשו של הפטור משרות הפרקליט ל (התשל"ו) 63 (Zvi Hadar, “Punishment of the exempted from military service”, Ha-Praklit 30 (1976) 63). (Hebrew)
• צבי הדר סמכותם הפיקודית של ראש המטה הכללי ושר הביטחון כלפי צה"ל הפרקליט לא (התשל"ז — Commander-in-Chief of Israel, General Command (1977-8) 219). (Hebrew)
• Zvi Hadar, “The Military Courts,” in “Military Government in the Territories Administered by Israel, 1967-1980: The Legal Aspects” (edited by Meir Shamgar) (Zvi Hadar, “Military Courts,” chapter in the book “Military Administration on Israel-controlled Territories, 1967-1980: Legal Aspects ”), The Harry Sacher Institute for Legislative Research and Comparative Law, Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1982), p. 171. (English)
• צבי הדר התערבות בית המשפט העליון בפסקי הדין ובהחלטות אחרות של הערכאות הצבאיות בעקבות חוק השיפוט הצבאי, התשט"ו -1955 (תיקון מס ' 17), התשמ"ו -1986 משפט וצבא 8 (התשמ"ח) 17 (Zvi Hadar, " Interference Of the Supreme Court in decisions and other decisions of military courts as a result of the 17th amendment of 1986 to the Law on Military Proceedings of 1955 ”, Mishpat vetsava 8 (1988) 17). (Hebrew)

• Biography , on the official website of the Israel Military Prosecutor's Office (Hebrew)
• Interview with reserve colonel Zvi Hadar on the website of the Israel Military Prosecutor's Office (1.2.12) (Hebrew)