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Former Supreme Court President Asher Grunis Resigns from Submarine Committee

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Retired Supreme Court President Grunis Steps Down From Submarine Inquiry

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Retired Supreme Court President Asher Grunis has withdrawn from the state commission investigating naval vessels and submarines due to medical reasons. He requested to leave to prevent delays in the commission's work. Retired Supreme Court Justice Tzvi Zilbertal has been appointed as the new chairman, with Judge Ruth Lorek joining as a member.

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  • Retired Supreme Court President Asher Grunis withdrew from the submarine inquiry commission.
  • Grunis cited medical circumstances as the reason for his withdrawal.
  • He requested to step down to avoid delaying the commission's work.
  • Retired Supreme Court Justice Tzvi Zilbertal was appointed as the new chairman.
  • Judge Ruth Lorek was appointed as a new member of the commission.
Retired Supreme Court President Grunis Steps Down From Submarine Inquiry
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