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  1. Coordinating efforts and issuing joint warnings regarding election integrity threats as the national election process is underway in Israel.
  2. The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, involving Noam Sohlberg, prohibited real-time voter reporting.

Bombach submitted a request to Sohlberg regarding a decision, and Likud asked for reconsideration.

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Bombach submitted a request to Sohlberg regarding a decision, and Likud asked for reconsideration.

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LikudIlan BombachNoam Sohlberg

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  1. Likud faction filed a petition challenging a ruling by Justice Sohlberg, leading to a referral.1 source
  2. Likud petitions the High Court of Justice regarding a ruling on party data transfers.1 source
  3. Procedural review grants Likud an opening, questioning Sohlberg's power to impose the ban.1 source
  4. Likud asked Sohlberg to reconsider a decision following a request from Bombach.1 source

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The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, involving Noam Sohlberg, prohibited real-time voter reporting. All 1 developments

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