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After the attack on Solberg, Levin aims to reach agreement on judicial appointments
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First reported by Channel 13 · Jun 7, 2026
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Justice Minister Yariv Levin is seeking agreements on judicial appointments, including to the Supreme Court, after recent progress on district court nominations in Haifa and Beersheba. The move follows the attack on the home of Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Solberg and weekend negotiations mediated by Court Administration Director Tzahi Ouziel.
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