Shlomo Karhi
The bill’s major innovation is to close the existing communications regulators and establish a new body: the Broadcast Communications Authority.
Israeli communications minister reveals plan to improve cell network, including in Judea and Samaria
“Israel’s strength lies in combining innovation with inclusivity. We are not only building world-class technology, we are making sure it reaches every region, including the Negev, Galilee and Judea and Samaria,” Shlomo Karhi told JNS.
On Nov. 24, 2024, Israel’s Cabinet voted to stop all business with the left-wing daily in light of its hostile stance toward the Jewish state.
Opposition leader Yair Lapid threatened to shut down the economy should the government defy a High Court injunction against a Cabinet decision to fire Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar.
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara “crossed all the red lines, and the time has come to return power to the elected officials,” said the communications minister.
Thirteen Cabinet members sign letter decrying Gali Baharav-Miara’s “deliberate thwarting” of government policy
Dov Gil-Har, Kan News’ Berlin bureau chief, seemed to compare the actions of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government to those of Nazi Germany.
Jerusalem closed “Al Mayadeen” for 45 days after Hamas launched its war last year, but the ban expired in January.
Hezbollah-affiliated Al Mayadeen broadcast live from the site where a rocket barrage fired by the Lebanese terror group killed 12 children.
Israel approved the internet satellite service for the Rafah facility in February.
They were reportedly killed along with other family members during Israel’s Nuseirat rescue operation.
“I have ordered a cancellation of the operation and return the equipment to AP,” said Israeli Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi.