Israel's High Court of Justice on Sunday dismissed MK Sharren Haskel's petition against the Likud party, according to reports. The court rejected the petition outright, without a full hearing.
Israel's High Court of Justice on Sunday dismissed MK Sharren Haskel's petition against Likud outright, according to reports. The ruling adds to a series of legal proceedings involving Haskel and the Likud party. As The Zioneer reported, the court earlier rejected Haskel's bid to split from the National Right party into a single-member faction, and Likud had previously submitted a motion to dismiss the current petition without a hearing. The legal dispute stems from Haskel's departure from the joint Likud–New Hope faction and her demand for party funding. The court's reasoning was not immediately available.
3 developments
- StrongHigh Court rejects Sharren Haskel's bid to split from National Right into single-member faction
- DevelopingHigh Court dismisses MK Sharren Haskel's second petition for party funding without a hearing
- StrongRavilo asks High Court to dismiss Haskel's party funding petition without a hearing
- StrongLikud and New Hope ask High Court to dismiss Haskel's petition outright
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