Likud Slams Supreme Court Over Election Data Ban

By תהילה צ'קול

First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago

What happened

Israel's Likud party fiercely condemned a Supreme Court decision that banned the real-time transfer of voter data from polling stations, calling it a politically motivated attack on the right-wing. The court cited privacy concerns and lack of legal basis for the data transfer.

• 01Likud calls Supreme Court election data ban a political attack.
• 02Court cited privacy and lack of legal basis for ban.
• 03Ruling forces parties to change election day strategy.
• 04Supreme Court decision was unanimous.
• 05Controversy began with an initial ban by the Elections Committee chair.

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Now 14Right · Hebrew47 minutes ago

Likud Slams Supreme Court Over Election Data Ban

HamalCenter · Hebrew1 hour ago

Likud Party Slams High Court Ruling as Politically Motivated Attack

YnetnewsCenter · English1 hour ago

Likud Slams High Court Ruling as Political Attack on Right-Wing Parties

YnetCenter · Hebrew1 hour ago

Likud Slams High Court Ruling on Election Data as Political Attack

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