Tag: Hanan Meltzer
Justice Minister Sa’ar Appoints Supreme Court Judge Without Committee’s Consent
Only a third of the 24 candidates are women, one candidate is an Arab, and two are LGBTs.
Sunday 11 Justices Decide Netanyahu’s Political Future
Can the President assign this task to a defendant in a criminal lawsuit? We'll hopefully get the answer on Thursday this week.
Election ‘Cameras Law’ to Be Submitted for Knesset Vote Despite AG’s Objections
Police have launched investigations into only six out of hundreds of suspicious polls where there is clear evidence of cheating.
Likud: Feiglin Getting Ministerial Post in Exchange for Quitting ‘Urban Legend’
"Why should he get anything? He has national responsibility and he knows he's burning up [rightwing] votes."
High Court Calls on State to Provide Alternative Housing for Khan al-Ahmar Squatters
During the hearing, the squatters' attorneys made it clear that their clients were not willing to move too far from the current location of their shantytown, at most "a hundred or two hundred meters."
AG AWOL as High Court Debates Law Settling Judea, Samaria Land Disputes
The prevailing assessment in both the legal political systems is that the law will be disqualified, especially in view of Attorney General Mandelblit's position.
High Court Removes ‘Get Married’ from Pro-Same-Sex Marriage Commercial
"The struggle for same-sex couples' right to marry is part of the struggle for civil marriages in Israel, since it is clear that religious law, which regulates marriages and divorces in the state, does not allow it."
Supreme Court Bars Supreme Rabbinic Court from Ruling on ‘Safed Get’
The ruling permitted an Aguna whose husband is in a vegetative state to remarry.
This Just In: Amona Capitulates Before the Court
The community has until 5 PM Thursday to capitulate to this blackmail note from the three justices.