The Supreme Court reversed the district court's decision, ruling that the "source" investigative program could publish the testimony of Shaya Segal • Drucker: "There are judges in Jerusalem"
Shaya Segal, in 2017
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Jonathan Saul
The Supreme Court this morning (Sunday) overturned the district court's decision from last month, ruling that the "source" program could broadcast the testimony of Shaya Segal, a former adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
In an appeal filed in court by journalist and "Makor" presenter Raviv Drucker and by Reshet, Justices Noam Solberg, Yael Wilner and Alex Stein ruled that it would be possible to publish the audio and visual documentation of Segal's testimony, who passed away in 2017. Following the publication of the decision, he wrote Drucker on his Twitter account that "there are judges in Jerusalem."
There are judges in Jerusalem https://t.co/kWaSkqBSLE
- Raviv Drucker (@RavivDrucker) April 25, 2021
