The Courts

The only other place where the courts have this much power is Iran, where the supreme religious court oversees the political process.

“In giving political and legal cover to the October 7 massacre and the Hamas human-shield strategy, South Africa has made itself criminally complicit with Hamas’s campaign of genocide against our people,” Israeli government spokesman Eylon Levy said.

That was some nasty, underhanded move by the Vogelman court on Monday.

Acting Court President Vogelman may push for publishing the ruling ahead of the original January 12 deadline, to prevent the legislation.

Seeing as Elraji only spent one week on the job, a major catastrophic event may indeed have been prevented.

Frankly, going through my notes on the legislation felt like being yanked in time to a vane epoch riddled with searing hate and petty nastiness.

Mirjana Spoljaric Egger, the president of the ICRC, said that Israel must accommodate Hamas’s demands before her organization can get access to the captives.

The justices based their decision on the need for equality and "respect for religious freedom."

The ICC Chief Prosecutor called for the “immediate and unconditional” release of the estimated 137 hostages who remain captives of Hamas.

The Hague court said the visit "represents an important opportunity to express sympathy for all victims and engage in dialogue."

Since Oct. 7, antisemitism has run rampant at the school, according to the Brandeis Center.

Before sentencing, Musa apologized to his victim and the Jewish people and told the court he went to Times Square to “emotionally support Palestine and spread awareness.”

Police had earlier rejected the requests in the Arab towns.

I for one couldn’t be happier to hear an Arab demonstrator in Alexanderplatz square say the Jews aren’t the problem, only the Zionists.

It’s been a trip. I, for one, am delighted to see her go, and will not miss her.

Baron was part of the High Court’s effort to thwart Haredi men’s aspirations for higher education.

Mahmoud Musa, Mohammed Othman and Mohammed Said Othman will be sentenced later this month for their assault on Joseph Borgen in May 2021.

Levin upset Hayut and the powers that be in the judicial system when he refused to appoint Justice Yitzhak Amit to replace Hayut.

The law is bad, but the AG does not think that the prime minister who violated his conflict-of-interest arrangement should be declared incapacitated.

High Court, Government, clash over financing non-Orthodox adult circumcisions.

Thank you, MK Rothman, this voter approves.

“The chance of a woman on average reaching the physical achievements that a man reaches is significantly lower.”

Believe it or not, this story has a happy ending. Ben Uliel may be removed from solitary confinement to the religious ward.

There's nothing like the joy shared by women who have finally gained their freedom after a long struggle."

Seibert posted a video of himself in the courtroom.

Levin listed three reasons why he cannot be compelled to assemble the committee.

Ohana is borrowing a page from FDR’s playbook on packing the courts, and doing so brilliantly.

The most likely outcome was suggested by Justice Stein, who favors submitting a restrictive interpretation of the restrictive amendment.

Several Supreme Court justices attempted to use the May 1948 Declaration of Independence as the instrument with which they could strike basic laws.

"Public trust in the court is waning as a result of the court's extensive involvement in social, economic, and political matters."