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Israel's Supreme Court Sets Deadline for Attorney General on Election Probe
Israel's Supreme Court has given Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara until Sunday to respond to a petition from the Lavi organization. The petition challenges alleged restrictions on investigating Arab lawmakers and aides for election bribery and foreign interference.
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מה קרה
- 01Supreme Court orders Attorney General to respond by Sunday to election probe petition.
- 02Lavi organization claims Attorney General is restricting investigation of Arab lawmakers.
- 03Allegations include election bribery and foreign interference in the 26th Knesset elections.
- 04Court will decide on further action after receiving the Attorney General's response.
- 05Lavi organization accuses the Attorney General of obstructing the investigation.
The Lavi organization claims the Attorney General is obstructing the probe and preventing evidence collection.
הסיקור
2 מערכות על הידיעה
מי סיקר
- שמאלאין
- מרכזאין
- ימין1
- חרדית1
- ערביתאין
איך הידיעה התפרסמה
ראו מי מבין 2 המערכות פרסם ראשון, ומי חיכה
