The petition was filed by MK Itzik Shmuli and the Labor-Bridge faction • "Democracy should not open the door to who fired 3 bullets in her back and now comes to confess her killing"
Larissa Wigal Amir // Photos: Jonathan Shaul and Galit Shabbat
MK Itzik Shmuli and the Labor-Gesher faction have submitted a request to the Central Election Committee to reject the list of "Justice Justice", founded by Larissa Trimalbobler, Yigal Amir's wife, in order to allow a retrial for her husband, the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's murderer. "Democracy does not have to open the door to those who fired three bullets in the back and now comes to make sure it is killed," Shmuli said.
The MK, who initiated the petition, added: "Whoever actually stands behind the Justice Trial list is the heinous terrorist - Yigal Amir, with the aim of getting him released from prison and distributing his poisonous year. We have submitted the request for disapproval and I urge all factions to support it unreservedly. "
Molly initiated the petition // Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
About three weeks ago, the party's registrar accepted the request of Yigal Amir's wife Larissa Amir-Trimbobler, and approved that she run in the upcoming "Justice Justice" party elections. Part of the party's goals is to demand a retrial for her husband, the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's murderer, Yigal Amir.
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A few months ago, Amir-Trimbobler founded a new party whose part of its stated goals is "to promote recurrent justice" and "to promote and supervise the prosecution and the judiciary." Amir-Trimbobler applied for the establishment of the party, "Justice of Justice," to the party's registrar, Adv. Eyal Globus.
Larissa Amir-Trimbobler in 2019 // Photo by Jonathan Shaul
Attorney Globus accepted the affidavit of Amir-Trimbobler stating that the party's goals or actions are not justified by the murder of a prime minister. After examining the affidavit and examining the party's registration, the party's registrar ruled that his decision to reject MK Shapiro's opposition, She then also petitioned against the party, which stands by, and that there is no grounds in the law that justify preventing the party from registering.
Among other things, the Registrar noted in a decision to reject opposition to the party's registration that "the nature of democracy which allows different ideas to be heard, when due to fear of infringement of basic fundamental rights, party registration will only be prevented in extreme cases."