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Shin Bet Challenges Evidence Behind Ban on Ben Ari and Marzel's Party Ahead of Supreme Court Hearing

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 3 hours ago

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The Shin Bet has questioned the intelligence basis for banning Michael Ben Ari and Baruch Marzel's party, prompting the State Prosecutor to request cancellation of a Supreme Court hearing. This forces the Registrar of Political Parties to reconsider the ban, delaying the legal process and potentially altering the party's fate.

01Shin Bet officials, including the head, dispute intelligence used to ban Ben Ari and Marzel's party.
02The State Prosecutor filed an urgent motion to cancel the Supreme Court hearing on the ban.
03New Shin Bet assessment calls for revalidation of intelligence data behind the ban.
04Registrar of Political Parties must reconsider its original decision based on Shin Bet's updated stance.
05The cancellation marks an administrative defeat for the prosecution and delays the legal process.
06The case is expected to have wide political and legal implications going forward.

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