New law could reduce powers of Supreme Court president
The coalition is considering a new law that would remove one of the most significant powers of the Supreme Court president.
The coalition is considering a new law that would remove one of the most significant powers of the Supreme Court president.
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara says harm caused by Reasonableness Standard bill justifies overruling a Basic Law.
Likud Minister blasts Supreme Court following clashes between Eritrean rioters in southern Tel Aviv.
The lawsuit alleges that the committee creates 'a conflict of interest and is contrary to the advice of security forces'.
Despite a court order requiring family swimming to be permitted, the pool operators still refuse to allow it.
Protesters wore bandages and tape over their mouths at a demonstration against the alleged suppression of right-wing opinions.
Supreme Court to hear petition by Jews who have been detained since the anti-Arab riots which followed the deadly attack near Eli.
Demonstrators gather outside Justice Esther Hayut's house to protest Court's interference in Basic Laws. 'We won't be a banana republic.'
Yariv Levin will not be represented by the Attorney General to defend the reasonableness standard law.
MK Tibi threatens to petition Supreme Court for discrimination after not being granted permission to visit a jailed terrorist.
'The welfare of the people has always been the alibi of tyrants, and...provides the servants of tyranny a good conscience'- Camus. Op-ed.
Justice Ruth Ronen dismisses latest appeal against lower court order to release Elisha Yered to house arrest.
The petition seeks to have Supreme Court president Hayut disqualified from deliberating the reasonability standard she opposed publicly..
The Supreme Court returned the case to a Magistrate's Court to decide if the defendant well be sent to house arrest.
The Jewish man arrested in connection with the killing of a Palestinian in a recent riot will not be released to house arrest.
Organizers of anti-government protests petition Supreme Court, demanding access to village where PM Netanyahu is vacationing.
Opposition sources claim coalition is preparing a trick to avoid Supreme Court ruling on calling Judicial Selection Committee together.
Attorney Ofer Bartel causes outrage with stunning claim on Israeli television.
'White Coats' leaders say their doctors will not come to hospitals to work if Supreme Court's rulings on Basic Laws are ignored.
If you are trying to follow the dispute over the Supreme Court's right to invalidate or change Basic Laws, read this. Op-ed.
A message from the leaders of the coalition states that the Supreme Court cannot deliberate the legality of Basic Laws.
Court orders that amendment to Basic Law not go into effect until next government in unprecedented ruling.
Movement for the Quality of Government Eliad Shraga tells INN he feels "very good" following Supreme Court hearing on Incapacitation Law.
Supreme Court holds hearing on petition
A petition to Israel's Supreme Court asks to have Prime Minister Netanyahu declared unfit to serve.
Supreme Court hears petition to discuss Basic Law; Transportation Min. Regev warns decision to invalidate it would spell end to democacy.
'The moment you turn the judges into politicians, they are politicians,' Heritage Min. Amichai Eliyahu says.
Likud MK: Invalidation of reasonableness law will lead into a significant constitutional crisis.
Govt. considering arguing that Supreme Court President's speech against Reasonableness Standard law should disqualify her.
The Justice and Welfare Ministers submitted a statement that there was no way to allow same-sex couples to adopt.
Prof. Yuval Elbashan warns against possibility Supreme Court will invalidate reasonableness standard amendments. 'There will be chaos here.'
Ruling party responds to historic 15-justice Supreme Court hearing on Basic Law reducing court's ability to apply Reasonableness Standard.
September 12 date set for hearing on petitions calling on Supreme Court to take unprecedented step of overruling a Basic Law.
Heritage Min. Amichai Eliyahu clarifies: 'Invalidation of Basic Law has not yet been done, it's a very, very dangerous thing.'
Defense Minister says the govt. will not initiate constitutional crisis if Supreme Court strikes down recent amendment to Basic Law.
Culture and Sport Minister says opposition is to blame for no compromise on reform: They have not shown any gesture of goodwill.
Two law school professors called on Biden to ignore Supreme Court decisions he does not agree with. Is he a king? And Israel? Op-ed..
Supreme Court decides: Hearings on petition against reasonableness standard to take place in September.
Petition claims reduction of reasonableness standard gives unlimited power, is a misuse of authority.
Supreme Court to hear petition seeking to disqualify Netanyahu on September 12, seeks clarifications from Attorney General.
A bill by a Democratic Congressman would see the use of 'husband' and 'wife' removed from federal law and replaced with 'spouse.'
Supreme Court hears petition seeking to disqualify Netanyahu from serving as PM over conflict of interest.
Attorney for terrorist who stabbed Batya Lebel on Memorial Day 2020 appeals to lighten client's sentence since the victim was not killed.
Kohelet Forum responds to Supreme Court's decision to strike down anti-infiltrator law: 'Unjustifiable interference.'
Amendment revoking social benefits for those in Israel illegally is shot down by Supreme Court as 'unconstitutional' and 'disproportionate.'
As the conservative-leaning Supreme Court passes rulings, the American left is increasingly critical of it, calling for reform.
The court said that the law has expired too recently to order the entire haredi population drafted without appropriate preparation.
Tzohar to be recognized as a kashrut certifier for imported food items after court decision.
While he criticized PM Netanyahu's decision to renew legislation, Barak said there was a need to consider the reform's supporters.
Religious Supreme Court Justice Ruchie Freier and Ezras Nashim were honored last week with the '2023 Women of Distinction Award.'
Coalition to request extension for passage of Draft Law, following decision not to push legislation during Knesset summer session.
The government will apparently wait until the winter session to pass the law. The haredim, in the meantime, are demanding otherwise.
Regavim-Direct Polls survey shows 77% of Israelis trust the Knesset, compared to 50% who trust the Supreme Court.
Justices say security, foreign relations concerns outweigh law enforcement concerns in case of illegal Bedouin village.
Court still tells PM he must abide by conflict of interest agreement and attorney general's orders to stay away from judicial reform issue.
State presents secret evidence to court, calling for another delay in demolition of illegal Arab outpost, even as judges vent frustrations.
Following repeated delays, government submits response to petition demanding implementation of demolition order against Arab outpost.
Orthodox monopoly on conversion and adoption of non-Jewish children up for adoption comes to an end after 20-year court case.
Supreme Court Justice Khaled Kabub claims rape of Jewish victim was 'without significant violence,' sparking protest.
Coalition urging only majority of 12 out of 15 justices may invalidate Knesset laws, while opposition insists on smaller majority.