Judge David Gidaoni of the Jerusalem District Court ruled that National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir is obligated to endorse the promotion of Officer Rinat Saban by Monday. This ruling is based on a previous court decision that required Ben Gvir to approve the promotion. Should he fail to do so by the deadline, Saban's promotion to the rank of Superintendent will go ahead based on judicial decision.

The ruling came following a petition filed by Saban herself, which claimed contempt of court against Ben Gvir for his failure to implement the previous court ruling. This situation highlights ongoing tensions between Saban's career advancement and the political actions of the National Security Minister, suggesting possible scrutiny over political influence in promotions within Israel's security forces.

This decision reflects the judiciary's role in maintaining checks on executive power within the Israeli government, particularly concerning military and policing ranks. It raises questions about the independence of military promotions from political intervention, emphasizing the importance of judicial authority in safeguarding career progressions in the security sector against potential biases or arbitrary decisions by government officials.