Judge Noam Sohlberg, deputy president of the Supreme Court, sharply criticized a petition challenging David Zini's appointment as head of the security agency. During the hearing, Sohlberg questioned the validity of the evidence, noting that the petition relied heavily on press clippings and lacked substantial proof. The exchange intensified when the petitioner's claims were interrupted by a lawmaker, leading to her removal from the chamber. The incident prompted further criticism from the court regarding the conduct of legislative representatives during judicial proceedings.