Israeli Journalists Demand Halt to Rapid Broadcasting Law Legislation Ahead of Supreme Court Hearing
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First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Israeli Journalists Organization has urgently called on the Knesset's legal advisor to halt the Communications Committee's fast-tracked broadcasting law legislation ahead of a Supreme Court hearing. They warn the coalition is rushing the process to preempt judicial review, risking exclusion of vulnerable groups from news access and undermining press freedom. The Supreme Court hearing on Monday will be pivotal for the controversial media reform.
- 01Israeli Journalists Organization demands stopping the Communications Committee's meeting to advance broadcasting law.
- 02The coalition is accused of rushing legislation before Supreme Court hearing on Monday.
- 03Key provision for a government app replacing 'Idan Plus' is being removed, risking exclusion of vulnerable populations.
- 04Knesset legal advisor previously ruled the law should be handled by the Economics Committee, not a special fast-track committee.
- 05Certain content bans and protections for minors cannot be regulated in the current law due to earlier legislative splits.
- 06The Supreme Court hearing and Knesset debates will determine the fate of this contentious media reform.
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