Justice Minister Seen With Haifa Court President Amidst Promotion Push
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Justice Minister Yariv Levin was seen at a football game with Avi Levy, the President of the Haifa District Court, with whom he has a friendship. Levin had previously pushed for Levy's promotion to president of the Beersheba District Court, a move that faced opposition and was delayed. The two have attended games together without disclosing their relationship.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Justice Minister Yariv Levin was photographed with Haifa Court President Avi Levy at a football game.
- Levin and Levy are friends and have attended games together without disclosing their relationship.
- Levin had previously advocated for Levy's promotion to president of the Beersheba District Court.
- Levy's promotion faced opposition from Judge Fogelman and was delayed.
- Spectators shouted insults at Levin during the football match.
Justice Minister Yariv Levin was photographed attending a football match alongside Avi Levy, the President of the Haifa District Court, on October 26th. The two are known to be friends and have been seen together at games without any disclosure of their relationship.
During the match between Hapoel Tel Aviv and Tiberias, some spectators were heard shouting insults at Levin and calling for him to leave the stadium. Levy was seen sitting next to the Justice Minister during this incident.
It was previously reported that Levin had advocated for Levy's appointment as president of the Beersheba District Court in 2024. This push reportedly faced opposition from Judge Fogelman. The appointment was delayed for six months before Levy was moved to his current position as president of the Haifa District Court as part of committee agreements.
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