Court Orders Joint List to Allow Channel 14 Broadcast

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The Haifa District Court accepted Channel 14's petition against the Joint List, which had first been disqualified by the Central Elections Committee over claims of support for terrorism and was later returned to the race by a High Court of Justice ruling. According to Israel Hayom, the Joint List was ordered to allow the channel's crews to set up a broadcast position at its election headquarters tomorrow.

The judge rejected the parties' attempts to prevent coverage of the election headquarters. According to Israel Hayom, the Joint List was ordered to pay Channel 14 court costs of 18 thousand shekels. According to Channel 14 News, the channel decided to transfer the money to the legal fight of the Force 100 fighters.