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شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
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The Israeli Supreme Court is debating whether to allow the use of voter information sharing applications during voting, such as the "Elector" app, despite legal opposition that views such use as a privacy violation. The Chief Justice, Noam Sohlberg, issued a ruling banning their use to protect voters' privacy. However, the Likud party filed a petition to overturn this decision, arguing that this practice has been longstanding and is integral to election management. The court will consider the possibility of referring the case back to the Election Committee, which uses these applications to collect real-time data aimed at increasing voter turnout, amid legal and security concerns over potential misuse of the data to bypass privacy protection laws.
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