High Court of Justice
Gov't approval of NIS 40 m. toward Shas school system to face legal obstacles - report
Officials claimed that the move to transfer the funds would face major legal difficulties, the report said.
High Court rules: Police cannot search suspects’ electronics without warrant
Petition complicates Patriarchate lands dispute in Jerusalem
IDF Public Defender disapproves of Comptroller's Office October 7 probe
Levin to High Court: Office I ordered locked belongs to Justice Min., not A-G
Last week, Baharav-Miara and staff from the office arrived at the office to find the locks changed. Levin only later confirmed that he was behind the instruction, confirming previous reports.
High Court demands gov't response to petition by Hostages Forum to explain war calculations
The Forum submitted an amended petition to the High Court, arguing that the government must explain the reasoning behind the decision of whether to continue the war or not.
Former police chiefs petition High Court to block Ben-Gvir’s role in police promotions
The petitioners argue that Ben-Gvir should be stripped of the authority to approve promotions for investigative officers.
Expanded High Court bench to hear petitions against A-G's firing next month
The petitioners argue that this process circumvented all of the oversight mechanisms in place, and served to target the independence of the legal advisery, turning it political.
Karhi orders staff to ignore A-G, in defiance of High Court injunction on firing
In response, Yair Lapid said his faction would file a complaint with police against the communications minister for incitement and sedition.
A-G: Gov't dismissal of chief prosecutor while PM on criminal trial is illegal
The government is slated today to push through a final vote to dismiss Baharav-Miara. What will likely happen next is that the High Court of Justice will provide a judicial review of the decision.
A small and insufficient victory: Female Torah scholars - opinion
A public body in which women cannot hold certain roles is invalid according to the principles of democracy and not to be taken seriously.
Ministers inch closer to firing Baharav-Miara, legality of decision unclear
Israel’s cabinet moves to dismiss Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, sparking legal challenges and potential Supreme Court intervention.
Unanimous vote: Landmark verdict rules women can take Rabbinate exams
The women spent years studying the necessary halachot for the exam, as well as solidifying and investing in their Jewish and Torah knowledge as a whole.
Gov’t requests three more months to present kashrut law adjustments
The decision has left Tzohar, which requested but did not receive kashrut certification authority, in the dark.
Ayman Odeh to be impeached? Deciding vote on Hadash-Ta’al chairman scheduled for Monday
Haredi MKs from UTJ said they would decide on their vote in a party meeting. Yesh Atid head Yair Lapid said that Odeh "clearly crossed a line."
