Israeli Supreme Court Releases Ministry of Religious Services Budget After Threat to Close Holy Sites
On August 21, 2026, the Israeli Supreme Court intervened to release the budget for the Ministry of Religious Services following threats to shut down holy sites. The decision came amid concerns over the potential closure, which would have impacted access to significant religious locations. The court's ruling ensures the continuation of funding, thereby preventing disruptions to the operation and maintenance of these sites. This development was reported by the Israeli news outlet "B'Chadrei Charedim." No further comments or reactions have been published yet.
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