Former Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel, who resigned from the government earlier this month over a law passed regarding Haredi drafts, will testify to police after telling Israel's top court that MKs were instructed to film their vote for Netanyahu's candidate for state comptroller

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07:39 PM • July 30 2026 IDT
A lawmaker who recently left the government was summoned on Thursday to testify, after she told Israel's top court that she and other members of her faction were instructed to vote for the Likud's candidate for state comptroller, document their ballots and present proof of their votes to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a highly contested vote held last month.
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