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Thursday, September 17, 2026

High Court bans parties from tracking voters on election day, angering Likud

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Court overturns election committee ruling, says voter tracking violates legally enshrined right to privacy; Justice Minister Levin accuses justices of seeking to sway election against government The post High Court bans parties from tracking voters on election day, angering Likud

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