Israeli Supreme Court Freezes Most Budget Transfers to Ultra-Orthodox and Minister Struck's Office
The Israeli Supreme Court issued an interim order halting the budget transfers approved yesterday by the Knesset Finance Committee. The freeze affects hundreds of millions of shekels allocated to ultra-Orthodox sectors and the office of Minister Struck. The court cited alleged procedural flaws in the legislative process as the reason for the injunction. This decision temporarily suspends the financial allocations until further judicial review is conducted.
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