1 of 1
Story summary
- Israel's High Court of Justice barred parties from digitally sending voter totals on Sep 17, citing authority limits and privacy breaches.
- Justices Khaled Kabub and Ruth Ronnen formed the 2-1 majority; Justice David Mintz dissented.
- Israel Democracy Guard sued Dean Livne over his permission for party observers to count votes.
- Dean Livne clarified on Oct 14, after Likud attorney Ilan Bombach’s request, that parties may receive only non-identifiable totals.