Israeli Government Asks Supreme Court Not to Intervene in Delay of October 7 Inquiry Panel Legislation
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israel's government told the Supreme Court it could not complete legislation for a national inquiry into the October 7 attacks due to Knesset election recess scheduling. The government urged the court not to intervene during this politically sensitive time. Bereaved families and the October Council condemned the delay, accusing Prime Minister Netanyahu of contempt of court and obstructing the investigation.
- 01Israeli government says inquiry panel law delayed due to Knesset election recess scheduling.
- 02Legislation stalled after first reading; government requests Supreme Court not to intervene now.
- 03Proposed law shifts inquiry panel appointment from judiciary to political bodies.
- 04October Council accuses government of stalling to avoid investigating October 7 attacks.
- 05Bereaved families demand Netanyahu be held accountable for contempt of court.
- 06Government claims petitions to court are exhausted and should be dismissed.
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