Israeli Supreme Court Cancels Hearing on Kahanist Party Registration Following Shin Bet Recommendation
The Israeli Supreme Court announced the cancellation of a scheduled hearing regarding the registration of the political party led by Michael Ben-Ari and Baruch Marzel. This decision followed a recommendation from Shin Bet chief David Zini and his deputy, who expressed reservations about a previous Shin Bet opinion issued during Ronen Bar's tenure. That earlier opinion had blocked the registration of Ben-Ari and Marzel's party. The two politicians are activists of the "Kach" movement founded by Meir Kahane, which has been designated a terrorist organization. Their party, "Whole and Complete Jewish Israel," was suspected of sharing the same ideology and objectives as Kach.
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