Central Elections Committee Chairman Justice Noam Solberg has ruled that there are no grounds within election campaigning laws to disqualify a video targeting Supreme Court President Justice Barak-Erez and the Attorney General. The decision represents a victory for Bezalel Smotrich, a prominent political figure involved in the contested campaign material. The video in question sparked debate regarding its appropriateness and potential influence on the upcoming elections in Israel. Justice Solberg’s ruling indicates that, legally, the content does not cross the threshold for disqualification under current regulations. This decision is likely to be met with criticism from those who view the video as an attack on the judicial system. The ruling does not address the ethical concerns surrounding the campaign tactic, only its legality. This allows the video to continue circulating ahead of the elections in Israel.