The Courts

The federal government has revived the death penalty and has been seeking executions after a 17-year unofficial moratorium.

“It’s not enough that HaMoked spits in our faces by voluntarily defending the terrorists who murdered our loved ones – now they are pouring salt on our open wounds. Have they no shame?”

MK Keti Shitrit (Likud) called Shenhar's letter "shameful" and said it was an attempt to "exclude the bereaved families from the hearings on the terrorists' punishment."

Stay tuned, as the heirs of Lilly Cassirer decide whether to take their case to the Supreme Court.

The Prosecution did agree that the questions soldiers are being asked by BtS investigators raise some question marks.

MK Sa'ar called the ruling "miserable, wrong and painful," and said “it must not remain intact."

"This blatant violation of the basic principles of democracy endangers the future of the State of Israel."

To date, with very few exceptions, the High Court of Justice has routinely rejected appeals by terrorists' families to halt the demolition of their homes.

Justice Yael Wilner, appointed by former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked, was of the minority opinion that the order should be carried out.

"Every time you think that the institutional corruption and the corrupt organizational culture of the State Attorney's Office has reached the bottom – you discover an entire dungeon further down, built without a construction permit."

The protesters, led by Im Tirtzu and the South Tel-Aviv Liberation Front, accused the High Court of being a politicized actor who quashes the will of the country's elected officials.

“No company should tolerate anti-Semitism and Holocaust denial in New York City in 2020, least of all a company with El Ad’s Israeli roots.”

The appeals court agreed with the defense, saying the judge should have conducted a jury selection process that was “sufficient to identify prejudice.”

Most recently, the High Court killed a government rule that compelled migrants to deposit a portion of their income in escrow, to be released to them upon their departure.

Head of Public Health Services Sadecki faced harsh criticism over the past few months for essentially winging it when it came to setting policy, often without scientific basis.

Judge Anne Meier-Göring (I know, it's just getting better all the time) acknowledged young Bruno's "willingness to take part in the trial and listen to the testimony of victims."

Ari's brother, Eitan Fuld, said that "under proper circumstances this man would have been sentenced to death."

The defense, on the other hand, is playing for time, the longer the better.

“I have often said I would remain a member of the court as long as I can do the job full-steam. I remain fully able to do that.”

The cutting of the pillars also resulted in the discharge of large amounts of sand and stones out of the pillars which buried beneath them many corals and other animals.

The lawsuit claims that the way El Al treats its customers reflects a hostile attitude whereby the company ignores their complaints and expects them to understand its plight.

“We do not recognize the Israeli court’s decision to close the Bab al-Rahma prayer compound,” Tsabari stated.

On October 14, 2013, the Department of Police Investigations filed an indictment against Shaham for indecent acts and sexual harassment of four female police officers.

“This is our answer to the hypocritical B’Tselem organization that is trying to tarnish a father who protected his daughter from murder,” Dagan stated at the time.

Amnesty International claimed that NSO Group—whose technology enables the surveillance of smartphones—helped the Moroccan government spy on a human-rights activist critical of Rabat.

In 2019, Krolzig announced on Twitter that Die Rechte was "the only consistently anti-Israeli party on the ballot," and published articles under the hashtag #niewiederIsrael.

Khalef was convicted on two counts of attempted murder and charges of terrorism. He used his entry permit to carry out an attack in Israel.

The President's residence has been receiving inquiries on the subject, but has yet to respond.

After a 30-year legal battle, a Jerusalem court has ruled that the Sumarin family must vacate a property located in eastern Jerusalem and return it to its rightful owners. The family has been supported by some 30 left-wing organizations with many funded by the European Union.

"As far as Netanyahu is concerned, he would like to dismantle the government even before the start of hearing the prosecution's testimonies in his trial."