Netanyahu's Israeli cabinet defies High Court, votes unanimously to reject Second Authority for Television and Radio decisions in historic first.
Netanyahu's cabinet voted unanimously to defy Israel's High Court for the first time, refusing to recognize decisions by the Second Authority for Television and Radio. The move directly contravenes a court order to keep the broadcast regulator operational following a wave of resignations.
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