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Israel's High Court Bans Election Day Voter Tracking by Parties
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Israel's High Court of Justice has banned political parties from tracking voters on election day, citing privacy violations and a lack of legal basis. The ruling overturned a previous decision by the Central Elections Committee, drawing strong criticism from the Justice Minister and praise from privacy activists.
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- High Court bans election day voter tracking by political parties.
- Ruling cites privacy violations and lack of legal basis.
- Decision overturns Central Elections Committee's prior approval.
- Justice Minister criticizes court, alleging election interference.
- Privacy activists praise ruling as upholding citizens' rights.
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