Due to another political statement: The complaint against Rabbi Zarbiv - which ended with a warning

Rabbi Avraham Zarbiv, a religious judge who called for donations to the Hilltop Youth fund, faced a complaint for violating ethics rules. The Public Complaints Commissioner, Asher Kola, ruled the complaint justified, but due to Zarbiv's remorse and commitment to cease public appearances, he settled for a warning to be recorded in his file.

Rabbi Avraham Zarbiv, a religious judge who lit a torch at the 78th Independence Day ceremony, called for donations to the Hilltop Youth fund. Following this, a complaint was filed against him for violating ethics rules. The Public Complaints Commissioner, Asher Kola, ruled in his decision that the complaint was justified. However, due to Rabbi Zarbiv's full remorse, his immediate recognition of the wrongfulness of his actions, and his commitment to completely cease media and public appearances, the commissioner decided to refrain from recommending prosecution and to settle for a warning to be recorded in his personal file. The commissioner noted that he took into account the judge's lengthy reserve service and his personal circumstances.