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Netanyahu to the High Court: The decision to appoint a justice minister should not be overturned

The hearing on the petitions against the appointment of Akunis to the post will take place at 15:30 and will be broadcast live, after the High Court yesterday issued an interim order against the decision made at the cabinet meeting. Meanwhile, the Movement for Quality of Government The petitions

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• Avichai Mandelblit

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Maya Horodnichano

Wednesday, 28 April 2021, 12:20 Updated: 12:27

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In the video: The High Court discusses the non-appointment of a Minister of Justice after a heated debate in the government (Photo: Roni Kanfo)

The High Court announced today (Wednesday) that the hearing that will take place at 15:30 in the petitions against the appointment of MK Ofir Akunis (Likud) to the position of Minister of Justice will be broadcast live.

According to a High Court ruling, the hearing will be broadcast "as part of the pilot project to broadcast live hearings in the Supreme Court."

Yesterday, the High Court issued an interim order against the decision made at the cabinet meeting to appoint Akunis, On the subject.

The High Court further ruled that Netanyahu and Akunis must submit an affidavit on the subject of the petitions by 11:00, while the other respondents ordered an affidavit to be submitted by 13:00.

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The hearing in the High Court, yesterday (Photo: Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)

Meanwhile, the Movement for the Quality of Government this morning submitted an urgent request to the High Court, according to which the powers of the Minister of Justice should be left in the hands of Blue and White Chairman Bnei Gantz, until her petition regarding the non-appointment of ministers is decided.

"Petitioner believes that an urgent solution - even if temporary - must be found that will be able to provide a solution to this serious problem," the request reads.

The hearing yesterday in the High Court

The High Court hearing yesterday dealt with the appointment of permanent ministers in the government under the private apparatus, including the appointment of the Minister of Justice, after the tumultuous cabinet meeting in which Likud ministers voted for Akunis' appointment, on the agenda of the cabinet meeting. during the discussion, said Chief justice Esther animals, that the decision of Mandelblitt reject the appointment Akonis is binding.

Mandelblitt sent before hearing the official position, according to which oblige the government to appoint a justice minister immediately. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be represented at the hearing by a private lawyer, after requesting separate representation from the ombudsman.

The hearing was held due to a petition by the Movement for Quality of Government, and was conducted before Supreme Court President Hayut and Justices Neil Handel and Uzi Vogelman.

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