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Haredi Parties Condemn Ban on Election Data Tracking by Judge Solberg
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 4 hours ago
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Haredi parties in Israel condemned Judge Noam Solberg's ban on using apps to track voter turnout data on election day, calling it harmful and politically motivated. The ruling prohibits sharing detailed voting information, citing privacy concerns, and threatens penalties for violations. Likud also opposed the decision and is exploring legal and legislative options to bypass it.
- 01Judge Noam Solberg bans use of apps to track voter turnout data on election day.
- 02Haredi parties accuse the decision of targeting them and attempt to undermine their election efforts.
- 03Haredi factions use detailed monitoring by Hasidic sect and location to boost turnout.
- 04The ban is based on privacy laws and election regulations prohibiting data sharing without explicit authorization.
- 05Likud criticizes the ruling and plans to find ways to circumvent it, including possible Supreme Court petitions.
- 06Coalition considers legislation during Knesset recess to override the ban with broad political agreement.
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