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Israeli Supreme Court Freezes 409 Million Shekels in Coalition Funds Approved During Election Recess

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Israeli Supreme Court Freezes 409 Million Shekels in Coalition Funds Approved During Election Recess
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דווח לראשונה בYnet · Aug 24, 2026

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The Israeli Supreme Court froze 409 million shekels in coalition funds approved during the election recess, demanding an explanation from officials. Urgent budgets were released, while the rest remain frozen until September 10. The court aims to prevent unlawful political use of public money ahead of elections.

  • 01Supreme Court freezes 409 million shekels in coalition funds approved during election recess.
  • 02Court demands explanation from Knesset Speaker, Finance Committee Chair, and Finance Ministry.
  • 03Urgent budgets for local authorities and regional rehabilitation were released.
  • 04Finance Committee Chair must respond by September 10 regarding frozen funds.
  • 05Court allows petition if urgency arises for remaining frozen funds.
  • 06Petitioners argue public money must be used legally, not for political interests.

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