High Court Orders Israel’s Justice Minister to Address Paralyzing Judge Vacancies
Israel's High Court ordered Justice Minister Yariv Levin to explain paralyzing judge vacancies by March 8. Dozens of seats remain empty, jeopardizing public.
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Border crossing: Court sets price
A court has ruled that racist remarks made at a border crossing constitute defamation, not "mere curses," emphasizing the deep violation of dignity and good.
Club list selection: Equality in, exclusion out
Tel Aviv court rules Huli Gvuli club illegally discriminated against an Ethiopian man based on his origin, a violation of Israel's anti-discrimination law.
Public notice: Popcorn machine model 802-PC-GL
Public warned: Popcorn machine model 802-PC-GL from China poses electrocution risk due to connector defects. Ministry of Economy and Industry appeals court.
In Historic First Netanyahu Signs Order Stripping Terrorists of Israeli Citizenship and Deporting Them
Prime Minister Netanyahu makes history by revoking citizenship & ordering deportation of two convicted Israeli terrorists, marking a first for Israel.
Cyprus Weighs Transfer Of Israeli Convicted Over Greek Cypriot Properties
Cyprus weighs Israel's request to transfer Simon Mistriel Aykut, jailed for usurping Greek Cypriot properties. The convicted Israeli could serve remainder of.
Committee of Inquiry to Review Government of Arab City Qalansawe
Israel's Interior Ministry appoints committee to probe Arab city Qalansawe's conduct, reviewing mayor and plenum performance due to improper financial and.
High Court Rules Government Does Not Need a Competitive Process to Select New Civil Service Commissioner
Israel's High Court of Justice ruled the government is not legally required to hold a competitive process to select a new Civil Service Commissioner.
Judicial Showdown: High Court Orders Netanyahu to Justify Keeping Ben-Gvir in Office
Israel's High Court orders PM Netanyahu to justify keeping controversial National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir by March 10, escalating judicial tensions.
Israeli Supreme Court President Recuses Himself from Oct. 7 Inquiry Petitions
Israeli Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit recuses himself from Oct. 7 inquiry petitions, delegating judge selection to ensure impartiality in the crucial.