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Israeli Supreme Court Rejects Sharren Haskel's Petition to Split from Likud
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First reported by Now 14 · 46 minutes ago
What happened
The Israeli Supreme Court rejected Sharren Haskel's request to split from Likud, citing late objections to a party merger. Haskel also alleged vote recording coercion during a State Comptroller election, prompting a police probe.
- 01Supreme Court dismissed Sharren Haskel's petition to split from Likud party.
- 02Court ruled Haskel's objection came after merger agreement and implementation.
- 03Court did not address her claims about the State Comptroller vote as irrelevant.
- 04Haskel alleged New Hope faction members had to video-record votes for Netanyahu.
- 05Media reports on vote recording were confirmed, leading to police investigation.
- 06Haskel testified to Lahav 433 police unit about the vote recording directive.
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