the Clause of Reasonability
![After 13 hours: the discussion on the Clause of Reasonability ended](https://images.jfeed.com/cdn-cgi/image/format=jpeg,fit=contain,width=700/2023/09/12/df31fc00-51a6-11ee-94e0-0743c16fa7d9__h331_w650.jpg)
The Discussion on the Clause of Reasonability
After 13 hours: the discussion on the Clause of Reasonability ended
After 13.5 hours, the discussion in the Supreme Court regarding the law to limit the Clause of Reasonability has concluded. Now, everyone is waiting for the judgment, which will be delivered in the coming months. The Knesset and the government were given 21 days to complete their written arguments
Bentzi Rubin, JFeed Staff | 12.09.23
![The debate continues: Simcha Rothman appeals against Esther Hayut](https://images.jfeed.com/cdn-cgi/image/format=jpeg,fit=contain,width=300/2023/09/06/a14638c0-4ca6-11ee-aca0-99f54da11c9c__h331_w650.png)
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"
Bentzi Rubin, JFeed Staff | 06.09.23