In Their Face: How Money from the Joint List Will Go Straight to Power 100

The Haifa District Court ordered the Joint List to pay Channel 14 court costs of 18,000 shekels after it tried to prevent the channel from covering its election headquarters. The channel announced it would transfer the amount to support the legal battle of Power 100 fighters.

The Joint List attempted to prevent Channel 14 from covering its election headquarters, but the Haifa District Court accepted the channel's request and ordered the parties to pay court costs of 18,000 shekels. The channel decided to transfer the full amount to support the legal battle of Power 100 fighters. Judge Malka Spinzee-Shneur rejected the Joint List's claims of incitement and propaganda, ruling that preventing coverage would cause irreversible damage to the channel and its viewers.