MK Avi Maoz (Noam) announced he will vote against the media regulation bill in its current form, saying "I cannot lend my hand to such a move." The announcement follows his earlier threat to oppose the bill unless reservations on Shabbat desecration are incorporated.
MK Avi Maoz (Noam) announced Monday afternoon that he will vote against the media regulation bill as currently drafted, saying "I cannot lend my hand to such a move." The statement follows earlier reports that Maoz had threatened in closed conversations to oppose the bill unless reservations on Shabbat desecration are accepted, as The Zioneer reported at 13:19. The bill, which aims to regulate media ownership and content, faces opposition from coalition members over various provisions. The ultimate fate of the legislation remains unclear pending further coalition negotiations.
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