Israeli Court Overturns Appointment of Second Authority Chairwoman
Israel's High Court of Justice has nullified the appointment of Yifat Ben-Haim-Segev as the chairperson of the Second Authority for Television and Radio. The court's decision came after a petition was filed against her appointment, though the specific grounds for the petition were not detailed in the provided text. Ben-Haim-Segev had previously served as the director-general of the Ministry of Communications.
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