High Court suggests Shin Bet chief ‘reconsider’ demand to reveal petitioners’ names
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- Israel’s High Court president Amit suggested that Shin Bet chief David Zini reconsider his demand that petitioners challenging his appointment disclose their names.
- Amit said the demand was “not doing him any good,” while the court has previously said the petitioners must reveal their identities.
Israel’s High Court president Amit has suggested that Shin Bet chief David Zini reconsider his demand to make petitioners against his appointment reveal their names.
Amit said the demand was “not doing him any good.” The court has previously stated that the petitioners must disclose their identities.
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