Amid High Court petitions to dismiss Ben-Gvir as national security minister over his interference in police, the government declared on Sunday that it will not abide by a High Court ruling on Israel's commercial broadcast regulator: the first such explicit refusal
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Amid High Court petitions to dismiss Ben-Gvir as national security minister over his interference in police, the government declared on Sunday that it will not abide by a High Court ruling on Israel's commercial broadcast regulator: the first such explicit refusal
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12:40 AM • July 08 2026 IDT
Police Spokesman Aryeh Doron declined to say whether police would obey a High Court of Justice if it were to issue a ruling against National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
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Security footage showed the individual reaching through the entrance grates and tossing two bricks at a glass door, which punched a hole through the entrance before he fled.
Levin said Rabello should "assume the position" of state comptroller despite last week's call for a revote after the initial election was deemed invalid due to a secret-ballot controversy.
The Jerusalem Post has received the full recordings of Zini's remarks, which leave a somewhat more moderate and nuanced series of messages.
He also said that Iran had lost its capability to produce nuclear weapons during Operation Roaring Lion, adding that the US and Israeli strikes had 'pushed it back considerably.'