In praise of dispute
Israeli discourse has a tendency to flare up, with everything becoming an existential battle; the Passover Haggadah reveals to us ...
Tag: Supreme Court
What is going to happen with Israel's judicial reform bills?
With little hope left for reaching a compromise, here are the six possible scenarios as to how the future could ...
Notes from my husband on the constitutional crisis
We must always be mindful of the fact that the value of the Supreme Court is in its measure of ...
In apparent nod to critics, judicial reform to be tweaked
Israel Hayom learns that controversial provision barring judicial review of basic laws would only be in effect in cases where ...
Israeli democracy is not going anywhere
For years now, Google has been full to the brim with warnings from the radical Left that Israel is about ...
'The High Court is turning itself into a second government'
He is among the few of his colleagues who object to judicial activism, but in the same breath criticize the ...
Let it go: Israeli old guard's imaginary world
The masses, which had been silenced over many decades, managed to break the glass ceiling of the Knesset and now ...
Coming to terms with the lifting of the veil of ignorance
Supreme Court Chief Justice Esther Hayut, unlike Justice Minister Yariv Levin, believes that we still live behind the veil of ...
Tens of thousands rally against judicial reforms, police report minor scuffles
The crowd at Tel Aviv's Habima Square had swelled to 80,000 people by 9 p.m. despite cool, rainy weather. Protesters, ...
Jewish groups slam Rep. Cori Bush for support by woman who aims to 'set Israel on fire'
Neveen Ayesh, a government relations coordinator for the St. Louis Chapter of the American Muslims for Palestine, has a history ...