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Israeli Supreme Court Fines Movement for Quality Government Over Repeated Motion Against PM Advisor
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First reported by Now 14 · 5 hours ago
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The Israeli Supreme Court rejected the Movement for Quality Government's ninth attempt to remove Jonathan Orich from the Prime Minister's Office, citing insufficient evidence based on a questionable media report. The court fined the movement 3,000 shekels and criticized its repeated, unsubstantiated motions.
- 01Supreme Court rejects ninth motion to remove Jonathan Orich from PM's office.
- 02Motion based solely on a dubious Israel Hayom report alleging security leaks to Qatar.
- 03Orich and others deny allegations; journalists criticize the report's credibility.
- 04Court rules media reports alone insufficient for legal claims.
- 05Movement for Quality Government fined 3,000 shekels for repeated unsubstantiated motions.
- 06Court warns against future similar conduct by the movement.
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