Court Upholds Tali Gottlieb's Parliamentary Immunity in Defamation Case Against Yair Golan

The District Court rejected the appeal filed by Yair Golan, chairman of the Democratic Party, against Knesset member Tali Gottlieb from Likud. The court ruled that Gottlieb is entitled to parliamentary immunity in the defamation lawsuit Golan initiated against her. Following the decision, Gottlieb celebrated the ruling, stating that Golan had loudly filed the appeal but was now silent after losing again. She emphasized that the judges showed Golan respect but ultimately sided with her legal interpretation, leading to the dismissal of his appeal.

Gottlieb accused the political left of focusing on her in an attempt to silence her and vowed to continue her efforts to reveal the truth about the October events and those responsible for the tragic occurrences. She declared her commitment to her mission and warned that she would not be intimidated. The case highlights ongoing political tensions and legal battles between members of the Israeli parliament.

Separately, the article briefly mentions a related political development where Feiglin revealed his willingness to serve as second-in-command to an unspecified leader, indicating ongoing political maneuvering within Israeli politics.