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United Torah Judaism Ignores High Court Ruling on Election Day Monitoring
The United Torah Judaism party has defied a Supreme Court ruling by instructing its poll watchers to report voter attendance in real-time. The Supreme Court had previously outlawed this practice, deeming it a violation of privacy. Justice Minister Yariv Levin criticized the court's decision, alleging political motives.
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- 01United Torah Judaism party will continue real-time voter reporting despite Supreme Court ban.
- 02Supreme Court ruled the practice violates the fundamental right to privacy.
- 03The court stated the Central Elections Committee lacks authority for this practice.
- 04Justice Minister Yariv Levin accused the court of manipulating election rules.
- 05The ruling followed petitions against the Central Elections Committee's practice.
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