Supreme Court freezes government move to reshape Second Authority council
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By נטעאל בנדל
What happened
Israel’s High Court froze government efforts to change the Second Authority for Television and Radio council and kept the current body in place. The justices also said there is a serious suspicion that recent resignations were intended to sabotage the legal process, while Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi denounced the ruling.
- 01High Court freezes government plan to replace the Second Authority council.
- 02Judges say resignations may have been designed to obstruct the case.
- 03Current council stays in office pending a final ruling.
- 04Petitioners allege the reshuffle would expand government influence over media oversight.
- 05Karhi called the ruling illegal and vowed the government would prevail.
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