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Israeli Supreme Court Temporarily Freezes Hundreds of Millions in Coalition Funds Approved During Election Recess
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First reported by Ynet · 59 minutes ago
What happened
The Israeli Supreme Court temporarily froze hundreds of millions of shekels in coalition funds approved during the election recess, pending further legal review.
- 01The Supreme Court issued a conditional injunction freezing coalition funds.
- 02Hundreds of millions of shekels approved during the election recess are affected.
- 03The freeze halts disbursement pending further judicial review.
- 04The decision targets financial arrangements made outside regular Knesset sessions.
- 05The ruling underscores judicial oversight of coalition financing.
- 06No immediate responses or next steps have been announced.
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