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Israeli Supreme Court Unanimously Supports State Attorney in Yemen Field Leak Investigation

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First reported by Channel 13 · 1 hour ago

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The Israeli Supreme Court unanimously dismissed a petition demanding specific police actions in the Yemen Field leak investigation and ruled against judicial interference in the Justice Ministry's legal advisor's stance on the State Attorney's role. A dissenting judge called for the Justice Minister to justify not appointing an investigation supervisor.

01Israeli Supreme Court unanimously rejects petition for specific police actions in Yemen Field leak case.
02Court rules no judicial intervention needed in Justice Ministry legal advisor's opinion on State Attorney's involvement.
03No extension granted to Justice Minister to appoint a supervisor for the investigation.
04Justice Mintz dissents, urging conditional order for Justice Minister to justify oversight appointment.
05The ruling relates to the ongoing investigation into leaked materials in the Yemen Field affair.
06The decision was delivered by President Esther Hayut and Justices David Mintz and Yosef Kabub.

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