Law
A temporary move abroad can carry lasting legal consequences for Israelis - interview
For families who just marked another Rosh Hashanah overseas, another year abroad does not automatically change the legal answer. But arrangements left undefined can carry consequences over time.
Netanyahu announces he will propose laws to revoke citizenship of people 'smearing' IDF
ChatGPT invented fake police testimony in murder appeal, New Mexico high court says
They tried to punish Jews for calling out antisemitism. Federal court said no - opinion
Judge rejects 'Qatargate' suspect's appeal against extended detention
"Qatar is not an enemy state, senior officials in the security system work with Qatar," the appeal argues.
Knesset approves bill cancelling option to form 'rotation governments'
The law was passed after discussions that lasted several weeks and ended with agreements between the coalition and the opposition.
UAE launches world's first AI legislative system to draft and amend laws
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum: 'We will analyze vast data in the AI system to track the daily impact of laws and regularly propose law amendments.'
Netanyahu plea bargain deal ‘welcomed’ amid societal split, Herzog tells 'Post'
The full interview will be published in the Post’s Independence Day edition on Wednesday.
Israel's Knesset discusses leak enforcement, freedom of press in committee
Throughout the session, numerous MKs were expelled from the discussions for outbursts and calling Committee Chair Simcha Rothman a "bully."
Police raid law office without warrant, threaten staff, seize CCTV footage
The office staff told Walla that the police did not present a search warrant from a court, and thus, the staff claim, police acted unlawfully.
The tragedy of the firstborn: Inherent legal, societal burdens of the eldest child - explainer
The tragedy for the firstborn is that he is left with the anomalous status that puts on him sometimes vast societal and psychological expectations, but has equal legal status with the rest.
If we don't take a stand, who will?
The Movement for Quality Government has been fighting corruption for 35 years. “This is a battle for Israel’s future as a democratic state ”says the movement’s founder, Eliad Shraga.
Court rules media lacked evidence in tax evasion report on Roman Abramovich
The ruling comes after Krone published an article earlier this year accusing Abramovich of orchestrating a complex offshore scheme to avoid paying millions in taxes.
Knesset passes bill to form national authority to fight poverty
The law will come into effect in six months, and Welfare Minister Yaakov Margi (Shas) said he will begin staff work immediately in order for the directorate to be operational by then.
