Knesset Grants Immunity to Tally Gotliv Over Shin Bet Name Disclosure Case
The Knesset plenum approved Tally Gotliv’s request for immunity from prosecution, following the indictment filed against her over revealing the name of a Shin Bet security service member.
The vote means Gotliv will not stand trial, at least for now, in the case tied to the disclosure. The article does not give the vote count or additional legal steps, but the decision came after the indictment had already been filed.
No further details were provided about the circumstances of the disclosure, the timing of the case, or what happens next beyond the approval of immunity.
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