US EditionAfter the District Court's Decision that He Cannot Leave the Country: Tzachi Braverman Appealed to the Supreme Court
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Netanyahu's chief of staff, Tzachi Braverman, who is suspected of obstructing an investigation, fraud, and breach of trust in the "Night Meeting in Kirya" affair, has filed a request for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court regarding the conditions of his release.
Braverman will appeal the District Court's decision to grant the police's appeal against Judge Menachem Mizrahi's decision in the Magistrate's Court. • Upon acceptance of the appeal by the District Court, the Chief of Staff in the Prime Minister's Office was imposed with all the restrictions that were lifted: a ban on leaving the country, removal from the Prime Minister's Office, and a ban on contact with the Prime Minister.
The lawyers for the Chief of Staff in the Prime Minister's Office, Tzachi Braverman, filed a request with the Supreme Court today (Wednesday) for leave to appeal the District Court's decision in his case, in which they sought to cancel the restrictive conditions imposed on him and the ban on leaving the country. The background to the request is the deportation order issued last night, according to which Braverman was prohibited from staying in t…
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