Israeli Supreme Court Temporarily Freezes Hundreds of Millions in Coalition Funds Approved During Election Recess
On August 24, 2026, the Israeli Supreme Court issued a conditional injunction freezing hundreds of millions of shekels allocated for coalition agreements that were approved during the election recess. The court's decision came amid ongoing scrutiny of the financial arrangements made in the political hiatus between election cycles. This freeze halts the disbursement of these funds pending further legal review. The ruling reflects the judiciary's intervention in overseeing coalition financing and ensuring transparency in government budget approvals made outside regular parliamentary sessions. No immediate reactions or further developments have been reported yet.
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