No, the ‘override clause’ won’t ‘crush’ Israeli democracy
The case for the incoming coalition to reduce the Supreme Court’s self-invested power to rule against laws enacted by the Knesset. Op-ed.
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Gantz: Netanyahu 'trampling democracy' with Override Clause
Outgoing DM says law allowing just 61 MKs to override the Supreme Court would institute corruption and trample minority rights.
Grassroots campaign launched in US for Duma arson suspect
Israelis and Americans launch campaign to pressure Israeli government to release Amiram Ben-Uliel, acquit him.
Supreme Court rejects petition against discrimination against Yesha residents
Supreme Court rejects petition against govt. decision to deprioritize Yesha in campaign to improve road safety despite high accident count
SCOTUS temporarily blocks release of Trump tax docs
Supreme Court grants temporary hold on releasing Trump tax records to House Democrats.
Supreme Court judge orders terrorist released to house arrest
Justice David Mintz has ordered one of the terrorists arrested for incidents during Operation Guardian of the Walls sent to house arrest.
Supreme Court rejects petitions against Maritime border deal
Court unanimously rejects attempts to prevent signing of maritime deal between Israel and Lebanon.
Ben Gvir appeals to Supreme Court against agreement with Lebanon
Supreme Court to hold hearing on the petition on Thursday of next week. State of Israel required to respond to the petition by Tuesday.
Supreme Court rules: Chikli, Balad and Silman will be able to run in the elections
Chikli's candidacy approved by a majority of eight out of nine judges. Balad run approved unanimously.
Meretz withdraws petition, Silman will be permitted to run with Likud
Meretz withdraws petition seeking to disqualify former MK Idit Silman from running in the elections on the Likud slate.
Tomorrow Supreme Court will discuss Balad's disqualification
Leftist organization "Adalah" claims that Balad's disqualification has no basis and was already discussed in the past in the Supreme Court
SCOTUS to hear terrorism cases involving social media giants
Supreme Court will rule on whether platforms can be held liable for hosting terrorist content blamed for attacks.
Supreme Court gives State another 3 months on Khan al Ahmar
Court cites dissolution of government and election campaign as reason for latest delay in ordered evacuation of illegal town.
Deri warns the judges of the Supreme Court
Shas chairman: If the Supreme Court disqualifies me from being a minister - we will reverse it with legislation.
Balad to appeal to Supreme Court against its disqualification: We will surprise everyone
Balad Party: We will not submit to Gantz's dictates in trying to engineer an Arab leadership according to his standard.
'Judiciary is a political party for all intents and purposes' says Religious Zionism MK
Sa'ar responds: Judicial system in danger if Netanyahu wins.
Jewish groups file with SCOTUS on behalf of Christian mailman
Orthodox Jewish groups are joining an evangelical Christian mailman’s Supreme Court case.
Yeshiva Univ. has a 1st Amendment right to deny official status to an LGBTQ student group
New York law may not force an institution committed to religious values to approve conduct violating its religious commands. Op-ed.
Supreme Court: YU does not have to recognize gay club - for now
Supreme Court temporarily blocks lower court ruling forcing YU to recognize LGBTQ student club as case is heard.
Lapid to ask for another extension in evacuation of illegal Bedouin outpost
Prime Minister will ask Supreme Court for another extension regarding evacuation of illegal Bedouin village.
Will illegal Bedouin outpost be evacuated?
The State of Israel must provide within a week its response to the Supreme Court regarding the evacuation of Khan al-Ahmar.
Legal justice: Jerusalem and the court system in the parasha
The real inspiration and power for the court comes from the holy city of Jerusalem and the Temple. This helps the judges stick to the truth.
Supreme Court rejects appeal of Amiram Ben Uliel, convicted of murder in Duma case
Court rules confession legally permissible despite previous court's findings that it was extracted via torture.
Supreme Court rejects appeal to release hunger striking terrorist
Supreme Court rejects appeal to release Islamic Jihad member Khalil Awawdeh, who is currently hospitalized after starting hunger strike.
Israel's Supreme Court ruling on autopsy of a murdered chiid
Israel's Court ruled against an autopsy for a murdered four year old. Why is Jewish law opposed to autopsies? Op-ed.
Supreme Court: No autopsy for strangled four-year-old
Supreme Court accepts family's appeal, allows four-year-old's body to be buried without undergoing autopsy.
MKs ask Supreme Court to hold off on Homesh ruling until after election
Land of Israel, Homesh lobbies say bill ending Disengagement Law for north Samaria would likely pass after elections, changing Homesh status
Shaked celebrates with residents of Mitzpe Kramim: The Zionist spirit won
Interior Minister visits Binyamin region town after Supreme Court overturned ruling that would have seen dozens of homes demolished
Supreme Court overturns ruling to demolish Mitzpe Kramim
45 homes to be saved after court overrules its previous ruling calling for the destruction of Mitzpe Kramim.
Watchdog demands Supreme Court close loophole protecting illegal construction
Regavim petitions High Court of Justice: Cancel the directive that protects illegal Arab construction.
Supreme Court okays revoking terrorists' citizenship
Israel's Supreme Court okays revoking citizenship of those convicted of harming State security, paving the way for government action.
Taking on the abortion revolution
The drive to legalize the abortion revolution comes from the unbridled sexual immorality that reigns supreme in Western society. Op-ed..
Khan al-Ahmar the untouchable
Although Israel’s High Court has ruled six times that the contested area must be evacuated, our leaders avoid following through.Op-ed.
US Supreme Court delivers major blow to climate change activists
Court rules 6-3 that Environmental Protection Agency cannot use Clean Air Act to regulate carbon emissions.
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer to retire this week
Second longest Supreme Court service justice will officially leave the court on Thursday.
Leading Orthodox group praises Supreme Court ruling on school prayer
American haredi umbrella group Agudath Israel lauds end of decades-old de facto ban on school prayers in Supreme Court ruling.
Watch: Chicago mayor's profanity tirade against Clarence Thomas
A civil rights attorney says the Supreme Court decision on abortion has 'nothing' to do with personal freedom.
US Supreme Court rules in favor of coach fired for school prayer
ADL 'deeply disturbed' by ruling supporting right to prayer in public school.
SCOTUS strikes down Roe v. Wade. Pence: “Today, Life Won"
The United States Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade today, allowing states to implement stringent abortion restrictions.
Watch: Tensions run high ahead of Supreme Court decision
Pro-abortion activists are calling for a 'Night of Rage' if the Supreme Court overturns Roe V. Wade.
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