Bennett Party Petitions Election Committee Against Netanyahu's Campaign Broadcasts
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Naftali Bennett's "Yachad Be'Roshut Bennett" party filed an urgent appeal to the Central Elections Committee, accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of illegal election propaganda. The party claims Netanyahu's live election day radio interviews urging votes for his party violate election law. They are seeking an immediate halt to the broadcasts and a restraining order.
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- Bennett's party filed an urgent appeal against Prime Minister Netanyahu's election day radio broadcasts.
- The party claims Netanyahu's interviews constitute prohibited election propaganda.
- The petition cites a violation of the Election Law regarding campaigning on election day.
- The "Yachad Be'Roshut Bennett" party is demanding a halt to the broadcasts.
- The appeal was submitted to Central Elections Committee Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg.
The "Yachad Be'Roshut Bennett" party has filed an urgent appeal with the Central Elections Committee, chaired by Judge Noam Sohlberg. The party alleges that Prime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's live radio interviews on election day, during which he urged the public to vote for his party, constitute prohibited election propaganda.
According to the party's petition, these broadcasts violate the Election Law (Propaganda Methods), which forbids election campaigning on broadcast media on election day itself. The "Yachad Be'Roshut Bennett" party is demanding the Central Elections Committee's immediate intervention to halt these broadcasts and issue a restraining order.
The petition was submitted by the party's legal representatives.
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