Judge rebukes lower court for easing restrictions on Netanyahu's embattled chief of staff

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A District Court judge criticized a magistrate's decision to allow Tzachi Braverman to contact the prime minister, noting the communications ban had already been approved by a higher court. He also warned that restrictions cannot be imposed indefinitely

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A District Court judge on Monday criticized a decision by a Magistrate's Court judge to allow Tzachi Braverman, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's chief of staff, to contact the prime minister, noting that the District Court had already approved the list of individuals with whom Braverman is barred from communicating.