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IDF Condemns Graffiti, Army Radio Closure Halted by Court

1/6/2026

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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) condemned graffiti outside Army Radio's offices in Jaffa as incitement against military personnel, targeting the Supreme Court and prosecutors.
Defense Minister Israel Katz proposed shutting down Army Radio, arguing a military-operated station is outdated in democracies, with plans to take effect by March 1 pending a High Court ruling.
The High Court temporarily halted the closure, citing procedural flaws in the government's decision-making process.

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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) condemned graffiti outside Army Radio's offices in Jaffa as incitement against military personnel, targeting the Supreme Court and prosecutors.
Defense Minister Israel Katz proposed shutting down Army Radio, arguing a military-operated station is outdated in democracies, with plans to take effect by March 1 pending a High Court ruling.
The High Court temporarily halted the closure, citing procedural flaws in the government's decision-making process.