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Israeli Supreme Court Judge Urges Equal Media Access Amid Election Coverage Dispute
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 1 hour ago
What happened
Noam Sohlberg, Deputy President of Israel's Supreme Court, urged political parties to provide equal media access during elections after Channel 14 was barred from a Democratic Party event. He stressed that media freedom supports public information rights and called for fair, transparent treatment of all outlets amid ongoing election coverage.
- 01Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Sohlberg calls for equal media access in elections.
- 02Sohlberg urges parties to allow open coverage of public election events.
- 03Channel 14 filed a petition after being barred from Democratic Party primary results event.
- 04Access restrictions must be fair, proportionate, and justified by security or operational reasons.
- 05Sohlberg's letter is advisory, emphasizing transparency and public's right to information.
- 06He referenced a 2022 court ruling on media access to reinforce his message.
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