Justice
SCOTUS upholds state bans on transgender sports participation, paving way for further restrictions
The court decided 9-0 that the state laws do not violate the Title IX civil rights statute that bars discrimination in education "on the basis of sex."
Why mediation is gaining ground as an alternative to litigation
Israel's police, security forces support and enable West Bank settler violence - opinion
Chief prosecutor warns police watchdog must remain independent as reform faces court challenge
Netanyahu at trial: State Attorney leaks sought to influence elections
Netanyahu accused the State Attorney's Office of leaking false allegations to sway elections. He denied wrongdoing in the Bezeq case, claiming prosecutors ignored exonerating evidence.
The unaccountable few: How Israel’s justice system undermines democracy - opinion
According to polls, even among the supporters of the opposition parties, 80% think the Israeli judicial system is in need of reform. We should make Israel a democracy again.
The justice of God: How the Torah laid the blueprint for social cohesion - opinion
The foundation of religious life is moral integrity. Before introducing rituals, ceremonies, or prohibitions, God demands that we act with decency and righteousness.
Jewish perspectives on loss: Accepting divine justice - opinion
Halacha calls upon us to vindicate God’s justice when He disciplines us; we are never called upon to vindicate His justice when He disciplines others.
Iranian journalist Elaha Mohammadi sentenced to five years in prison amid conspiracy allegations
Zeidabadi questioned the reasoning behind their imprisonment, asking, "What justification does all this really leave for imprisoning two social reporters?"
Jerusalem Institute for Justice: Seeking justice for those brutalized by Oct. 7
The work of the Jerusalem Institute for Justice is a testament to the resilience and determination of the Israeli people.
Tribute to judge Henry Shakenovsky: A South African-Israeli man of justice
The global assault to undermine Israel by the abuse of law has only intensified, and a new generation of Henry Shakenovskys is needed today more than ever.
Too little, too late: Why the US delayed charging Hamas for decades - opinion
After decades of delay, the US finally charges Hamas. But why now?
High Court to Levin – convene judicial appointments committee
Levin – judges in conflict of interest, proves judicial reform was justified.
Endangering human rights: The pitfalls of cultural relativism and critical race theory - opinion
Cultural relativism’s empty notions of justice, rights, and welfare have defeated objective truths brought by realism in political argument.
