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NEWS: The court has reduced the restraining order on the investigation of the tar disaster

The Haifa Magistrate's Court reduced the restraining order on the investigation of the tar leak in the Mediterranean Sea, which led to serious pollution on the shores of Israel and the deaths of hundreds of animals.

The court reduced the order after the Walla!

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Yoav Itiel

Tuesday, 23 February 2021, 14:45

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In the video: Environmental activists demonstrate in a call to prevent the next environmental disaster (Photo: Roni Knafo, editor: Assaf Drori)

The Haifa Magistrate's Court today (Tuesday) reduced the restraining order on the investigation of the tar leak in the Mediterranean, which led to serious pollution on the shores of Israel and the deaths of hundreds of animals.

The court revoked the order after the Walla!

NEWS and other media outlets, to be represented by Adv. Elad Mann.

Judge Dr. Zaid Fallah revoked the order, allowing any information originating from an independent media investigation to be published, but forbidding the publication of information originating from the investigating authorities or information related to the investigative methods.

The judge also suggested that the investigating authorities use materials that came up in the media to advance the investigation.

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Dozens of activists demonstrate outside the top following tar contamination: "Prevent the next disaster"

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Cancer affected by tar on Shikmona beach in Haifa (Photo: official website, Hagai Dvir, Nature and Parks Authority)

Demonstration of environmental organizations in Jerusalem calling for preventing the next oil disaster, today (Photo: Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)

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