The Israel Bar Association announced that candidates who complete its training course for election committee secretaries would receive priority in the screening process of the Central Elections Committee. The Central Elections Committee responded, denying the claim and stating that no such advantage exists.
The Israel Bar Association announced on Tuesday that candidates who complete its training course for election committee secretaries will receive priority in the screening process of the Central Elections Committee. The Central Elections Committee responded, denying the claim and stating that 'there is no truth to this claim' and that 'no preference is given to those who pass the Bar Association's training.' The exchange was reported by journalist Avishai Greenzeig.
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