I’ve always respected the Israeli court system and can only assume that the court decision made, on the strength of psychiatric reports, was made strictly within the legal framework they would have to resort to in their analysis. Sometimes the law has cracks that justice falls through. It goes without saying that someone charged with the kinds of offences Leifer faces, might indeed be mentally affected by anxiety and fear in relation to it. So that’s no excuse for not extraditing her. It’s not really good enough that she could face psychological treatment for years before being considered well enough to face the damage she’s alleged to have done. There are a multitude of people walking around cities in the world sick enough to perpetrate evils but well enough to live and work in day to day society. At some point they need to be brought to account for the sake of their victims, and even for their own sake. If Leifer is well enough not to be hospitalised, then she should be well enough to be extradited.