La Cour suprême met un frein : des centaines de millions de fonds de coalition gelés
La Cour suprême a émis deux ordonnances suspendant temporairement le transfert des fonds de coalition approuvés par la commission des finances après la sortie de la Knesset en pause, suite à une pétition de l'association…
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Israel's High Court has frozen hundreds of millions in coalition funds approved after the Knesset recess, responding to a petition by the Hiddush organization and MK Naama Lazimi. The temporary injunctions halt an end-run around regular legislative oversight, where coalition leaders fast-tracked allocations through the Finance Committee without full parliamentary debate. The court now forces a stop to that process, at least until it reviews the legality of the maneuver. Watch whether the government tries to circumvent the freeze through alternative budget mechanisms or legal counter-arguments.