Law to Cancel the Reasonableness Standard
Vogelman: Reform ruling part of constitutional process, need last Basic Law
Acting Supreme Court president Uzi Vogelman called to permanently fill the top justice position.
Israel's top court rejects petition to remove Ben-Gvir from power
Israeli legal scholar quests need for striking down reasonableness law
Israel is at a dangerous political junction
Is now the time for Israel to draft a constitution?
Israel has gone 75 years without a constitution. Experts say that could change now, amid the ongoing debate and schisms over judicial reform.
Will Netanyahu's government adhere to High Court rulings?
INSIDE POLITICS: The question of whether the government will or will not comply with the High Court’s decisions only strengthens and fuels the opposition protest movement further.
14 Days: Knesset vote
Israeli news highlights from the past two weeks.
Has judicial reform put US-Israel ties in danger? - opinion
The breach in the dam must be repaired now before the flood causes irreparable harm to the US-Israel relationship
NGOs file fresh petition against reasonableness standard
Immediately following the passing of the amendment, anti-reformists filed a barrage of petitions calling for the striking of the law.
Judicial reform can make it easier for Israel to ban political parties - opinion
If the Law to Cancel the Reasonableness Standard doesn't change, banning parties in Israel will become much easier.
PM seeks to calm markets in conversation with Bloomberg
Netanyahu dismissed fears of civil war and offered a hopeful message that the opposing sides “will mesh.”
How Amitai Aboudi became the poster boy for Israeli police brutality
POLICE AFFAIRS: Police treatment of 18-year-old protester Amitai Aboudi has brought the issue of excessive force to the forefront.
Israel vs Judaism: Can these two identities coexist? - opinion
Our nation of Israel openly seems to declare that we have been split between two critical aspects of our identity – our Judaism and our “Israelism.”
Israeli settlers, ultra-Orthodox will pay for trampling over Israel - opinion
If they don’t rethink a new course, they will find themselves facing a majority that will stop supporting their continued prosperity, and perhaps their very existence.
