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The Israeli Supreme Court has ruled to freeze all financial transfers authorized by the Finance Committee in the Knesset, except those designated for emergency civilian expenses. The decision was made due to procedural flaws in the session's conduct, and a three-judge panel is expected to review the appeal filed against the transfer of these funds, which include 366 million shekels allocated for political purposes of coalition parties prior to the elections. Members of the Knesset from the coalition criticized the Supreme Court, calling for the establishment of a constitutional court, while it was announced that the meeting which approved the transfers was held unofficially and without explaining the reasons, aiming to bypass understands that require opposition approval. The funds under controversy include amounts designated for cultural and artisanal projects, as well as funding for settlements in the West Bank.
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