Shikma Bressler

The partner of protest leader Shikma Bressler has issued a legal warning to Channel 14 and anchor Shimon Riklin, demanding 50,000 shekels and an apology over defamatory claims linking him to sensitive security meetings.

A Tel Aviv court ordered Esther Yochai to pay over 50,000 shekels in damages and legal costs to Shikma Bressler over defamatory social media posts claiming Bressler aided the October 7 attack.

MK Tally Gotliv appeared at the Lod District Court for a defamation lawsuit filed by Shikma Bressler. Gotliv attacked Defense Minister Israel Katz and announced her move to Otzma Yehudit.

Protest leader Shikma Bressler sharply criticized Likud's new reserved candidates, particularly Talyk Guetta, mother of a fallen soldier, after Guetta warned that an opposition victory would erase national memory.

After being ordered to pay about 150,000 shekels to Shikma Bressler, Fani Michaeli is also facing another lawsuit for 2.6 million shekels. She now claims that the legal proceedings are taking a heavy toll on her, while she is a mother of two IDF soldiers.

The protest leader won a libel lawsuit against Pany Michaeli; the judge rejected the defense's arguments and ordered heavy compensation and legal costs. In response, screenwriter Meni Assayag and other right-wing activists launched a crowdfunding campaign and launched a sharp attack: "She deserves a cell in Neve Tirza."

The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court ruled in favor of Shikma Bressler, determining that social media posts by Panya Michaeli constituted libel. The defendant must pay compensation and remove the defamatory content.

The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court has ruled in favor of Prof. Shikma Bressler in a defamation lawsuit against Pany Michaeli. The defendant must pay damages, delete the defamatory posts, and publish a retraction.