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- The High Court of Israel blocked autopsies on two infants who died at an unlicensed Jerusalem daycare, overturning a lower court ruling that had allowed them.
- The decision followed protests from ultra-Orthodox communities against autopsy procedures.
- Authorities said 53 other children at the daycare were affected, with varying degrees of respiratory distress.
- The case has raised concerns about daycare regulations and the handling of deceased bodies under religious law.
