Retired Supreme Court President Grunis Resigns from Submarine Inquiry Committee
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Retired Supreme Court President Asher Grunis has resigned from the state commission of inquiry into naval vessels and submarines due to medical reasons. Judge Tzvi Zilberthal has been appointed as the new chairman, and Judge Ruth Lorer as a new member. Grunis cited medical circumstances and the potential harm to the committee's work from postponements as reasons for his departure.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Retired Supreme Court President Asher Grunis resigned from the submarine inquiry committee.
- Grunis cited medical reasons and potential harm to the committee's work for his resignation.
- Judge Tzvi Zilberthal was appointed as the new chairman of the committee.
- Judge Ruth Lorer was appointed as a new member of the committee.
- The committee is investigating naval vessels and submarines.
Retired Supreme Court President Asher Grunis has resigned from the state commission of inquiry into naval vessels and submarines. The judicial authority announced that Grunis will be unable to participate in discussions for the coming months due to medical circumstances. The statement added that "since postponing the discussions would harm the committee's work, he requested to end his role and for another chairman to be appointed in his place."
Judge Tzvi Zilberthal, a retired Supreme Court justice and committee member, has been appointed as the new chairman. Additionally, Judge Ruth Lorer, former president of the Central District Court in Lod, has been appointed as a new member of the committee.
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