Attorney Avi Haimi is the next head of the Bar Association

Attorney Avi Haimi is the next head of the Bar Association, following the counting of a large part of the vote in the elections for the head of the Bar, but the office did not officially announce the win, which did not announce what was yesterday's voting rate and preferred to keep all the data under wraps. "I hope that the head of the incoming bureau will take the job seriously and work to unite the ranks and restore the status of lawyers and respect for the profession," he said. My father, successfully on your way. "
He has been serving as head of the temporary bureau since February, after his close associate, Attorney Effi Naveh, resigned following the allegations of sexual misconduct and appointments, despite the fact that most of the district heads who have been nominated by Himmi have succeeded in being elected. Only one district head on his behalf. The full data, including the votes received by the various factions in the Chamber Council, will be published later, upon completion of the count.
The bureau gave misleading information throughout the election day about the percentage of votes, and claimed, for example, at 14:30 that only 5% of the lawyers voted. The announcement shocked the lawyers with a sense of shock and the feeling that the elections were breaking with disgust. However, many voters throughout the country told Calcalist that the figures are incorrect, since there are long queues in all the polling stations, and even some of the voters are discouraging due to lack of proper preparation.
Toward the end of the vote, the Chamber claimed that 15% of the lawyers had voted, but later on, unofficial sources said that the real rate was twice as high as it had chosen to give to the public. Instead of being transparent and publishing close to the closing date of the polling stations, how many lawyers voted in each district, the CBS decided not to publish the information and present it only when the final results were published.

According to data provided by the candidates in the elections, 19,000 lawyers voted. After counting the majority of votes, the gap between Himmi and the Amir was 1,700 in favor of Himi, paving the way for victory.