High Court rejects MK Haskel's petition, rules remedies far-reaching

Israel's High Court of Justice on Sunday rejected MK Sharren Haskel's petition, ruling that the remedies she sought were far-reaching. The court acknowledged her desire to retain a dedicated funding unit but found the requested relief excessive.

The High Court of Justice on Sunday evening rejected a petition filed by MK Sharren Haskel, ruling that the remedies she sought were 'far-reaching.' The court's decision acknowledged Haskel's wish to retain a dedicated funding unit, but determined that the requested relief went beyond appropriate bounds.

3 developments

1. 21:24 · 9 AugLatest

   Court ruled the requested remedies were far-reaching and excessive.

2. 21:11 · 9 Aug

   Court ruling also includes National Right faction and Knesset as respondents.

3. 21:11 · 9 Aug

   High Court Dismisses Sharren Haskel's Petition Against Likud Outright

• Strong00:24 · 17 JulHigh Court rejects Sharren Haskel's bid to split from National Right into single-member faction
• Developing22:55 · 9 AugHigh Court dismisses MK Sharren Haskel's second petition for party funding without a hearing
• Strong17:54 · 29 JulRavilo asks High Court to dismiss Haskel's party funding petition without a hearing
• Strong18:55 · 29 JulLikud and New Hope ask High Court to dismiss Haskel's petition outright

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