Mansour Abbas petitions against Ben Gvir - the answer he received from the High Court was unequivocal

The High Court of Justice rejected the petition by Ra'am and Mansour Abbas to limit house demolitions and enforcement actions during the election period. The judge ruled that the petition lacks a sufficient factual basis, and that the authorities clarified that no enforcement actions will be carried out on election day.

The High Court of Justice summarily dismissed the petition by Ra'am and Mansour Abbas against Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, which sought to restrict house demolitions and enforcement actions during the election period. The petitioners argued that Ben Gvir, who is running in the elections, is using enforcement powers as a propaganda tool, and that demolition operations have intensified in the weeks leading up to the elections. Judge Gila Canfy-Steinitz ruled that the petition lacks a sufficient factual basis and that there is no grounds for court intervention. The authorities clarified that no enforcement actions will be carried out on election day, which is a day of rest.

Mansour Abbas petitions against Ben Gvir - the answer he received from the High Court was unequivocal