PA must pay terror victims, Israel’s top court says The Israeli Supreme Court's ruling dismisses a petition against compensating victims of Palestinian terrorist attacks with P.A. funds. Canaan Lidor Jan. 21, 2025
Israeli court rejects victim’s petition against release of terrorists The Israel Prison Service is preparing to free 90 Palestinian terrorists once the first three hostages are home. JNS Staff Jan. 19, 2025
Supreme Court justice allegedly failed to disclose conflicts of interest "There is reasonable suspicion here that the criminal offense of breach of trust has been committed," said MK Moshe Saada. Jan. 13, 2025
Judicial reform deal: Coalition praises, opposition pans The proposal seeks reforms to the way judges are appointed and Basic Laws function, JNS Staff Jan. 10, 2025
High Court rejects clause in ‘Ben-Gvir Amendment’ involving police probes The court "is once again making itself sovereign," National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said. David Isaac Jan. 3, 2025
Ben-Gvir slams Supreme Court over prison conditions ruling Court orders review of how Oct. 7 terrorists are treated as tensions rise over judicial oversight. Raphael Poch Dec. 20, 2024
Israel’s executive, judiciary branches skirmish as judicial reform war looms As tensions flare surrounding a possible revival of the government's judicial reform push, very negative potentialities are becoming acute possibilities. Shimon Sherman Dec. 18, 2024
Supreme court orders demolition of memorial springs site in Binyamin region Court rules tourist park built in memory of fallen terror victims and soldiers was built on private Palestinian land and must be removed within six months Dec. 18, 2024
‘They left us no choice,’ Levin says on reboot of judicial reform drive While Jerusalem froze the reform plan, the court continues "its takeover of powers from the Knesset and government," the justice minister charged. Dec. 15, 2024
