Noam Sohlberg
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9 in favor, 0 against: Supreme Court struck down the law freezing arrests of Haredi draft evaders
Nine Supreme Court justices struck down the amendment to the law that prevented the arrest of Haredi draft evaders. The justices justified the decision by citing fundamental flaws in the legislative process.

On police recommendation: Security for Central Elections Committee Chairman Noam Sohlberg has been increased
The Deputy President of the Supreme Court, who also serves as Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, has been under increased security in recent days. The Central Elections Committee stated that Sohlberg is secured in accordance with security needs. As early as June, following riots by ultra-Orthodox individuals at his home, the judge was designated as a "threatened person."

Contrary to the Attorney General's position: Itamar Ben Gvir will be able to participate in an appreciation event for police volunteers
The Deputy President of the Supreme Court and Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, rejected the petition that sought to prevent the Minister of National Security from participating in the event.

Sister of Yehuda Katz: "Our Yehudaleh is the mirror of us all"
The sister of an IDF fallen soldier whose body was returned home this week works at the Central Elections Committee. The committee chairman, Judge Noam Sohlberg, sent her a letter of condolence, calling the move a supreme moral duty. In response, the sister shared her feelings and spoke about the spirit of the people reflected in her brother.

Following the report on News 14: The unusual demand from the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee
Following the report on News 14 last week regarding the activities of the "Bou" association and the approximately two million shekels transferred to it since the beginning of its operations, inquiries were sent today (Sunday) to the Democrats party, the association, and the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg. At the center are questions regarding the connection...

"Whoever tries to harm the integrity of the elections will meet a determined police force"
Police Commissioner Danny Levy met with the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Noam Sohlberg, and his deputy, Din Livne. Senior police officers were also present at the meeting, where they discussed ways to deal with threats to disrupt election day. Sohlberg: "It is our duty to ensure that every citizen can exercise their democratic right."

Delegitimization of the Central Elections Committee: MKs to be convened for a special meeting
The Central Elections Committee will hold a special meeting with Knesset faction leaders to address a delegitimization campaign against its members. The committee aims to present risks and strategies for countering undue influence on the upcoming elections.

Who really needs an election app?
The opposition's joy over the ban on using live reporting apps from polling stations is quite puzzling. Given their organizational structure, this decision may actually deprive them of a significant advantage.

Quietly: Sohlberg Fully Supports the Left's Narrative on Elections
Mati Tuchfeld expressed bewilderment at Judge Noam Sohlberg's decision to change polling station observer procedures. He described it as a radical shift contradicting decades of established practice.

"The voter's business only": Behind the dramatic decision of the Elections Committee
Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, has accepted the opinion formulated by the Privacy Clinic at Tel Aviv University. "An extremely important decision; the polling station must be a safe and private environment," stated Prof. Michael Birnhack.

Towards the upcoming elections: The precedent-setting decision of the Elections Committee Chairman
Party representatives at polling stations will not be able to share information about the identity of voters who have arrived to exercise their right to vote. Judge Noam Sohlberg ruled that the measure constitutes an infringement on privacy. However, factions will be allowed to continue using voter registry data to communicate with the public.

A blow to United Torah Judaism: Petition to stop the 'HaTzibur HaChareidi' faction campaign rejected
Judge Noam Sohlberg rejected the United Torah Judaism petition and determined that there is no cause for issuing an injunction against the outdoor campaign of the 'HaTzibur HaChareidi' faction. United Torah Judaism claimed that the campaign is misleading and makes illegal use of the letter 'Gimel' and the branding identified with it. 'HaTzibur HaChareidi' stated: "Frivolous lawsuits will not...

Sohlberg and the Attorney General met: 'Integrity of the elections - a condition for public trust'
Central Elections Committee Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg met with Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to discuss election preparations. Both sides emphasized that maintaining the integrity of the electoral process is a fundamental condition for public trust in democracy.

Ultra-Orthodox Soldiers Attacked at March Supporting 'Sohlberg Detainees': 'We Will Never Serve in the Enemy's Army'
Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox protesters marched in Jerusalem in support of 63 individuals arrested following riots at the home of Supreme Court Judge Noam Sohlberg. Three IDF soldiers from the 'Netzah Yehuda' battalion were attacked by the crowd during the event.

The path to challenging election results starts with an attack on Sohlberg
The attacks on the chairman of the Central Elections Committee are not point-by-point criticism of his decisions, but part of a move that undermines public trust in the institution that ensures fair elections. Those preparing the ground for challenging election results may find that the damage will harm democracy as a whole.

Yonatan Urich challenges Judge Noam Sohlberg
The Central Elections Committee began enforcing the requirement to label election propaganda created using artificial intelligence. Shortly thereafter, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's close advisor, Yonatan Urich, released a series of materials that violate these guidelines.

"I am surprised that you are surprised": Confrontation between Bismut and the Chairman of the Elections Committee
During a Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee meeting, MK Boaz Bismut raised concerns regarding election integrity. Central Elections Committee Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg defended recent appointments against the criticism.

Bismuth attacked Sohlberg over appointments; The judge: 'I am surprised'
Central Elections Committee Chairman, Judge Noam Sohlberg, responded Monday to criticism regarding committee appointments, expressing his trust in the staff. MK Boaz Bismuth retorted that his concerns are documented and substantiated.

Drawing a red line: Sohlberg orders Smotrich to remove AI-generated video of Eisenkot and Abu Mazen
The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee ordered the removal of the video, noting that it 'looks realistic.' He explained that the disclaimer regarding AI usage was not sufficiently visible, failing to prevent the potential deception of voters.