Supreme Court President Isaac Amit suggested Yair Golan withdraw his petition for personal security protection, arguing it would be difficult for Amit to intervene with Shin Bet decisions, according to N12. Democrats director Omer Lovton Granot responded: 'Golan's life is in danger.'
Supreme Court President Isaac Amit has reportedly suggested that opposition leader and Democrats chairman Yair Golan withdraw his petition demanding personal security protection. According to N12, Amit argued that granting the petition would put him in a difficult position regarding Shin Bet decisions. In response, Democrats director Omer Lovton Granot stated that Golan's life is in danger. The petition, whose details have not been fully disclosed, appears to stem from ongoing security concerns for Golan. Amit's suggestion raises questions about the judiciary's role in security matters involving political figures.
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