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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Channel 14 Demands Coverage of Joint List Events, Receives Refusal

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Channel 14 Wins Lawsuit Against Joint List, Funds to Support 'Kokh 100' Fighters

Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

The Haifa District Court ruled that the Joint List must allow Channel 14 to cover their election headquarters and pay 18,000 shekels in legal fees. Channel 14 will donate the entire sum to support the legal fight of 'Kokh 100' fighters. The court rejected the Joint List's claims of incitement, upholding press freedom.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Haifa District Court ordered Joint List to pay Channel 14 18,000 shekels in legal fees.
  • Channel 14 will donate the awarded sum to the legal battle of 'Kokh 100' fighters.
  • The Joint List attempted to prevent Channel 14 from covering their election headquarters.
  • The court rejected the Joint List's claims of incitement and propaganda.
  • Judge Malka Spinzzi-Shneur cited the public's right to know and press freedom.

The Haifa District Court ruled in favor of Channel 14, ordering the parties comprising the Joint List to allow the channel to cover their election headquarters. The court also mandated the Joint List parties to pay Channel 14 18,000 shekels in legal expenses.

Channel 14 announced that the entire sum awarded will be donated to the legal battle of the 'Kokh 100' fighters. This decision came after the Joint List attempted to prevent Channel 14 from covering their election campaign, citing claims of incitement and propaganda and presenting video evidence from the channel.

Judge Malka Spinzzi-Shneur rejected the Joint List's arguments, stating that the presented videos did not outweigh the public's right to know, freedom of the press, and freedom of occupation. She further determined that preventing coverage would cause irreparable harm to the channel and its viewers.

Consequently, the parties that sought to block Channel 14's reporting will now be required to pay a sum that will directly support the legal efforts of 'Kokh 100', a reversal of their initial objective.

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