An opposition lawmaker intends to challenge restrictions on entry to Israel ahead of the upcoming elections, according to a Haaretz report. The report says Transportation Ministry officials fear the restrictions are designed to prevent voters who would support opposition parties from entering the country.
An opposition lawmaker is planning to challenge restrictions on entry to Israel before the elections, according to a Haaretz report. The report cites Transportation Ministry officials who say the restrictions are intended to prevent incoming voters who may support opposition parties from entering the country. The opposition MK has not been named publicly. The challenge comes amid broader political maneuvering ahead of the Knesset dissolution, with The Zioneer previously reporting on coalition efforts to advance legislation and opposition resistance to procedural moves.
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