Left-wing petition accepted: the unusual ban imposed on United Torah Judaism

Judge Noam Sohlberg issued a temporary order prohibiting the United Torah Judaism faction from reporting the number of voters at polling stations in real time, following a petition by the Movement for Quality of Government.

The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, issued a temporary order against the United Torah Judaism faction. The order prohibits faction representatives at polling stations from reporting the number of voters in real time or in periodic reports. The decision was made following a petition submitted by the Movement for Quality of Government, referred to in the headline as 'the left-wing movement'. The judge ordered the faction to submit its response by 14:15, and required the petitioner to provide the faction with the full petition.