High Court of Justice
Before the dramatic discussion on the reduction of the reason for reasonableness, Justice Minister Yariv Levin launched a sharp attack against the judges of the High Court: "a fatal injury to democracy and to the status of the Knesset"
The Deputy Mayor's Protest
Two days before the preliminary hearing in the Supreme Court on the Basic Law: Reduction of the Clause of Reasonability, Deputy Mayor Aryeh King sets up a protest tent in Saker Park across from the Supreme Court building
The Legal Reform
The Minister of Defense, Yoav Gallant, clarified his position ahead of the dramatic hearing in court, in the petitions against the law to reduce the reason for reasonableness. Gallant announced: "We will respect every ruling of the court"
Rothman Appeals
Chairperson of the Constitution Committee, Simcha Rothman, has filed an appeal against the decision of Supreme Court President Esther Hayut not to disqualify herself from ruling on the Clause of Reasonability: "There is far more than a concern about bias and damaging the appearance of justice"
Legal Drama
Towards a legal drama: Gali Baharav-Miara publishes her position regarding the Clause of Reasonability and claims that it should be repealed: "a fatal injury to the foundations of the regime"
Busy Month at the High Court
In the coming weeks, precedent hearings will be held in the Supreme Court on petitions against the Knesset and the government, with decisions that may lead to a constitutional crisis | The full schedule
Appointment of a Commander for Galatz
After repeated temporary appointments of the command of the military radio station, the court ordered Yoav Gallant to provide an explanation for the delay in making a permanent appointment to the station's commander position
Rothman Responds to the Supreme Court
Rothman responds to the Supreme Court's decision to disqualify organizations from the national camp from joining as friends of the court in the appeal against the reduction of the Clause of Reasonability: "The Supreme Court has no boundaries. And in a democracy, there must not be an authority with unlimited powers"
Levin Allowed to have Separate Representation
The Legal Adviser to the Government informed the Minister of Justice that the government will be able to use separate representation in the petitions against the law to reduce the Clause of Reasonability, following apparent differences in their positions regarding the petition
Netanyahu Interviewed Abroad
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu again avoided answering if he would comply with the High Court's ruling that would invalidate the law to reduce the Clause of Reasonability, saying in an interview with NBC that he "hopes they don't invalidate the law"