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Golan Telecom launches surprising court bid over blocked Cellcom Israel merger

( September 5, 2016, 15:35 GMT | Insight) -- Golan Telecom has petitioned Israel’s High Court of Justice to issue an injunction against the government’s blocking of its planned merger with rival Cellcom Israel, Globes reports. Israel’s Antitrust Authority blocked the merger in July,...Golan Telecom has petitioned Israel’s High Court of Justice to issue an injunction against the government’s blocking of its planned merger with rival Cellcom Israel, Globes reports. Israel’s Antitrust Authority blocked the merger in July, and was backed by the communications ministry. Golan Telecom has also moved to terminate its network-sharing agreement with Cellcom, and was again knocked back by authorities when attempting to establish an agreement with competitor Hot Mobile. Observers have speculated that past agreements between Cellcom and Golan might have forced Golan to file a petition challenging the decision....

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