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HIgh Court vs. government: Prosecutor says AG 'never had authority to order PM to step down'
Judges deliberate unprecedented step of annulling Basic Law petitions argue tailored specifically to allow Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to breach conflict of interest agreement, potentially sparking a constitutional crisis
ynet correspondents
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09.28.23
High Court to hear arguments over law allowing Netanyahu to avoid conflict of interest charges
Here's everything you need to know about the High Court of Israel before its second hearing on a Basic Law amendment, set for Thursday
Gilad Morag
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09.28.23
Head of Jewish outreach group laments 'intimidation and violence' against Tel Aviv outdoor prayer service
Claiming the big flags erected at Dizengoff Square did not constitute a physical partition after the Supreme Court decided a gender-segregated prayer service in Tel Aviv is not allowed, Israel Zaira says attempts to enlighten secularists will not stop, regardless of alleged 'intimidation and violence' by secular activists
Shmuel Munitz
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09.26.23
Over 1 millions shekels raised for convicted murderer Amiram Ben-Uliel
Crowdfunding campaign gaining momentum for settler convicted after confession extracted under torture of firebombing Palestinian home and killing a baby and his parents; Right-wing Knesset member Limor Son Har-Melech called him 'a saint', lawmaker Ahmad Tibi referred to her party as 'neo-Nazi party'
Elisha Ben Kimon
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09.21.23
Diplomatic curiosity: German envoy sits in on Israel's Supreme Court debates, raises eyebrows
Ambassador Steffen Seibert leaves Israeli Foreign Ministry fuming after attending Supreme Court deliberations on judicial reform; Scholz backs envoy despite concerns of 'meddling in internal affairs'
Itamar Eichner
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09.18.23
'Repealing Basic Laws undermines democracy,' Likud Party says
Judges getting testy, tired as hearing in High Court on reasonableness clause passes 12 hours; Hayut cites England and Australia as examples of countries that expanded use of standard; Government representative says Israel's founding document must not 'constrain the sovereign'
ynet correspondents
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09.12.23
Right-wing demonstration tells Supreme Court to leave Basic Laws alone
10,000 protested in Jerusalem ahead of the debate on the amendment to the Basic Law: Judiciary that ends the reasonableness standard, which will take place in less than a week. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich declared that ' rejection of Basic Laws is the end of democracy'
Roni Green Shaulov
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09.07.23
Netanyahu attempting to deter justices, judicial officials say
Prime minister's announced intent to revamp the committee for selecting judges comes as the Supreme Court hears petitions to throw out a law that prevents his ouster for any reason other than physical or mental incapacity
Tova Zimuky, Moran Azulay
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08.08.23
Top court hears petition against law protecting Netanyahu from ouster
Judges deliberate unprecedented step of annulling Basic Law petitions argue tailored specifically to allow PM to breach conflict of interest agreement, potentially sparking a constitutional crisis
Gilad Morag
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08.03.23
Netanyahu dodges question on Supreme Court striking down judicial reform bill
Prime minister says that should the Supreme Court overrule the reasonableness standard, Israel will enter 'uncharted territory' which he hopes the country will be able to avoid
Ynet
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07.28.23
How will Supreme Court respond to government move to curb judicial oversight
First judicial overhaul bill may end up at court's doorstep next month after several appeals have been filed against the legislation, creating a potential constitutional crisis; AG signals won’t be able to defend bill
Tova Zimuky
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07.26.23
Offering a compromise for the judicial overhaul
Opinion: A proposal to end the conflict surrounding the judicial overhaul may not completely please the two sides, but it is the only way to avoid a catastrophic crisis
Attorney Raz Nazri, Prof. Yedidia Stern
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07.19.23
Supreme Court agrees to hear arguments in bid to oust PM, coalition outraged
Netanyahu was warned by the AG not to intervene in judicial overhaul amid criminal proceedings against him, on corruption charges; coalition leaders say ruling is an assault on democracy
Gilad Morag
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07.13.23
IDF possesses Matrix-like capabilities, ex-Israeli army chief says
The scars of the Second Intifada, how the Supreme Court helped the army in the war against terrorism and what will war look like in the future; Former IDF chief of staff Aviv Kochavi speaks to Ynet about everything
Ron Leshem
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06.30.23
US Supreme Court rejects affirmative action in university admissions
President Joe Biden slammed the courts ruling saying the court was not normal and adding that discriminations still exists regardless of what the Supreme Court says
Reuters
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06.30.23
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