Israel's Attorney General Seeks to Halt Communications Law
The Attorney General for the Government, Gali Baharav-Miara, has petitioned the High Court of Justice (Bagatz) demanding an interim order to halt the implementation of the Communications Law, spearheaded by Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi. Baharav-Miara argues that the law, which she contends was passed through a flawed process and contains significant substantive defects, poses a severe threat to the free communications market.
In her appeal, the Attorney General stated that the interim order is necessary to prevent "severe damage to the free communications market" that the law would cause. She further elaborated that the law was enacted through a "disturbed process" and is marred by "an extreme accumulation of substantive flaws."
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