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Israel Election Official Halts Voter Data Sharing by Yahadut HaTorah Party
Central Elections Committee head Noam Sohlberg issued a temporary order banning the Yahadut HaTorah bloc from sharing voter data through apps. This action follows a petition by the Movement for Quality Government after reports of party representatives collecting voting percentages.
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What happened
- 01Judge Noam Sohlberg banned Yahadut HaTorah from sharing voter data via apps.
- 02The order came after a petition by the Movement for Quality Government.
- 03Party representatives were reportedly collecting voting percentages at polling stations.
- 04The goal was to contact voters who had not yet cast their ballots.
- 05Yahadut HaTorah must respond to the Supreme Court's order within the hour.
The party aimed to contact undecided voters, but Yahadut HaTorah must now respond to the Supreme Court's order.
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