Israel's Attorney General Asks High Court to Block Communications Law
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By נטעאל בנדל
First reported by Ynetnews · 46 minutes ago
What happened
Israel's Attorney General has asked the Supreme Court to permanently block a new communications law passed by the Knesset, citing severe damage to the free market and a flawed legislative process. The law, initiated by Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi, reduces regulation and allows new news channels without oversight, potentially ending mandatory news broadcasts for major channels.
- 01Attorney General seeks permanent court order against Karhi's communications law.
- 02Law significantly reduces regulation for news channels and oversight.
- 03Law passed through flawed Knesset process, AG claims.
- 04Potential end to mandatory news broadcasts for major channels.
- 05Supreme Court previously issued temporary freeze on the law.
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