Islamic leaders bash Ben-Gvir over loudspeaker bill
The chairman of Israel's Islamic Council for Religious Rulings condemned a proposed law requiring permits for mosque loudspeakers
Assessment
A new legislative push to regulate mosque loudspeakers has drawn sharp condemnation from senior Islamic religious figures in Israel. The proposal, which would require permits for amplified calls to prayer, touches on long standing tensions between religious practice and noise regulation. Observers should watch whether the bill advances through committee, as it could signal broader shifts in the government's approach to religious expression in public spaces.