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High Court Says Officials Face Lawsuits for Ignoring Rulings
Israel's High Court of Justice stated that government officials who do not follow court orders on the Second Authority for Television and Radio could face civil lawsuits. The warning came during a June 28, 2026 hearing on petitions about the State Comptroller election.
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Israel's High Court of Justice warned that government officials who refuse to follow court rulings on the Second Authority for Television and Radio could face civil lawsuits. The statement was issued during a hearing on petitions seeking to overturn the election of attorney Michael Rabello as State Comptroller.
The court said elected officials who choose not to comply with its orders risk exposure to civil lawsuits. A photo from the June 28, 2026 session shows Supreme Court President Isaac Amit and other justices arriving at the Supreme Court building in Jerusalem. The ruling applies specifically to matters involving the Second Authority for Television and Radio.
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