‘השכל’ petitions High Court to split into single-member faction

The entity known as ‘השכל’ petitioned Israel’s High Court of Justice to split into a single-member faction, according to a ynet flash report. The move is a procedural step for establishing an independent Knesset faction.

A petition has been filed with Israel’s High Court of Justice by the entity known as ‘השכל’ seeking to split into a single-member faction, according to a ynet flash report. The brief report provides no further details on the identity of the petitioner or the reasons for the split. Such a petition is a procedural step commonly used by Knesset members or factions seeking to establish an independent parliamentary faction.

2 developments

1. 00:24 · 17 JulLatest

   High Court officially rejected MK Sharren Haskel's petition to split.

2. 11:44 · 16 Jul

   ‘השכל’ petitions High Court to split into single-member faction

• Strong21:24 · 9 AugHigh Court rejects MK Haskel's petition, rules remedies far-reaching
• Developing22:55 · 9 AugHigh Court dismisses MK Sharren Haskel's second petition for party funding without a hearing
• Confirmed12:21 · 15 JulState Right faction: Haskel's wild behavior stems from failed extortion of party funding
• Strong18:55 · 29 JulLikud and New Hope ask High Court to dismiss Haskel's petition outright

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