US EditionRetired Judge Kola Clarifies: "I Will Refrain From Acting on the Investigation of the Mpa Until the Final Decision of the High Court"
This story is only covered by news sources that have yet to be evaluated by the independent media monitoring agencies we use to assess the quality and reliability of news outlets on our platform. Learn more here.5 Articles
5 Articles
The High Court of Justice will have to decide between the two petitions regarding the Yemeni field affair, which contradict each other, and determine who will conduct the investigation: the Ombudsman for Judges, Judge Asher Kola, or the Attorney General's Office. The hearing will be broadcast live on the Maariv website.
Supreme Court Justice Dafna Barak Erez recently received - in the wake of the former MPA affair - a series of disturbing messages on her mobile phone number. According to a report this evening (Monday) by Aviad Glickman on Channel 13, there were dozens of messages. For example, they read: "Supporter of the N'Chavot", "Traitor" and also a message along the lines of "Go with your girlfriend, the traitorous MPA". According to the report, Barak Erez…
Commissioner Asher Kola told the High Court that he would not act before the court's ruling, emphasized that he has no personal interest in the position, and rejected claims of a conflict of interest surrounding his son's tenure as Chief Military Censor. The post Judge Kola responds to the High Court: "Will wait for the decision of the honorable court" appeared first on Knitted News.
The petition refers to an unusual chain of events that began with the resignation of the former Chief Military Prosecutor, Major General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, on 31.10.2025, following her alleged involvement in the leak of a video documenting the abuse of a Palestinian detainee in a detention facility. On 1.11.2025, the Minister of Justice contacted the Attorney General and informed her - in the absence of any legal authority - that he forbade…
The Ombudsman responded to the letter from the Movement for Quality Government • Judge Asher Kola confirms: "I have frozen my activities in the investigation of the Yemeni field affair following a High Court order" • He added: ""I have no personal interest in the affair"
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- There is no tracked Bias information for the sources covering this story.
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
