Tag: Dina Zilber

"This is stipulated in the law explicitly, and not in Iran. Feel free to check at your leisure."

Mandelblit also consulted in his group of law professors regarding Netanyahu's request to allow him to enlist the help of his cousin, Natan Milikowski.

Shaked is ready to pick up where she left off come the next election (and the realization of Yamina's surprisingly strong showing in the polls).

Israelis could use the 5 billion shekel a new campaign would cost the state, to, say, build a few new hospitals.

Responses to Hauser Tov's tweet including a recommendation to include the legal counsel of the New Israel Fund.

Smotrich's partners at the top have been absorbing some of the fire that has been trained on him, and have largely supported Smotrich.

Minister Bennett noted that "there is a serious shortage of doctors in Israel, and there is a need to establish a school, and there is a university that is suitable for this."

"The university cartel does not stop kicking. Unbelievable."

"The time has come for Israeli physicians, too, to come out of Ariel University's medical school and contribute to the health of Israeli citizens."

As things stand, with two pro-Ariel members removed in a style reminiscent of To Kill a Mockingbird, there's no reason to expect the remaining five committee members would endorse the Ariel medical school.

The Shin Bet also noted that the scope of the investigations is minimal in relation to the volume of those entering Israel.

Rightwing party Otzma Yehudit (formerly Otzma LeYisrael) headed by Michael Ben-Ari, Aryeh Eldad, Baruch Marzel, Itamar Ben-Gvir, and Zvi Sukkot is one of the...

Justice Minister Tzipi Livni recommended that the next government (which she expected to head) dismantle the division by blocking its state budget. Without a budget, the division was expected to wither and die.

Liberman decided to ignore Vice Counsel on Legislation Affairs Dina Zilber's opinion, which is almost unheard of in Israeli governmental politics.

The UN's Schabes report against Israel relied heavily on reports and testimony from leftwing Israeli NGOs.

B'Tselem is once again able to use Israel's national service volunteers to attack Israel's efforts at self-defense and sovereignty.