Court Rejects Prosecutors’ Request to Restrict Jonathan Urich
A court on Thursday again rejected the prosecution’s request to impose restrictive conditions on Jonathan Urich. As a result, Urich will be allowed to work at the Prime Minister’s Office and remain in contact with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The ruling is another setback for the prosecution, which had sought to limit Urich’s activities. The decision leaves him free to continue in his position and maintain his relationship with Netanyahu.
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