Election Panel Orders Netanyahu to Remove Campaign Content From Social Media
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He also condemned the Prime Minister to pay 29,000 shekels of legal expenses.
Jerusalem: The Israeli Central Election Commission, Sunday, decided that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had used soldiers in the army for prohibited electoral propaganda purposes, and obliged him to pay expenditures of 29,000 Shekel (approximately $9,000). Israeli army radio said that the Committee ' s decision came after Netanyahu had filmed speeches in front of army soldiers.
Israel: Solberg ruled that Netanyaga used "material and intangible assets of various government organizations", including the IDF, to campaign for election – in violation of the electoral law.
Supreme Court judge and Central Elections Committee Chairman Noam Solberg partially accepted the petitions filed against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for improper use of the IDF and state resources for election propaganda, ordered the removal of publications and charged him with legal costs in the amount of 29 thousand shekels. The post Solberg vs. Netanyahu: Prime Minister Required to Remove Propaganda Content and Charged with Legal Costs …
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