Tag: Miriam Naor

Smotrich is not wrong on the facts, and then some.

Steps must be taken to ensure that there is no excessive density in the mountain area and at key points of interest there."

The current breakdown of the Judicial Appointments Committee leans is in favor of the activists by 5 to 4 at best. Shaked is aiming to reverse this by replacing one leftist vote – Michaeli.

Had it not been for the petitions against Tapuach West, the neighborhood would not have been regulated to this day. So thank you, Holland and Norway, your money was well spent.

“Given the lessons of the past ... the expectation that the new draft arrangement would bring about a real change ... is nothing more than wishful thinking at best."

In 2004, Israel's High Court of Justice ruled that every Jew has the right to go up and pray on the Temple Mount.

The majority of new PhDs are in the Natural Sciences (72), Humanities (70) and Social Sciences (46) fields.

Justice Stein expressed a conservative approach according to which the High Court must refrain from intervening as much as possible in the decisions of lower courts.

Simply put, this data throws a negative light on the Supreme Court, and raises a question as to whether it acts impartially towards all those who enter its gates.

Justice Hayut's reputation as a jurist far outshines Naor's.

Outgoing Chief of the Supreme Court Judge Miriam Naor with incoming Supreme Court president Esther Hayut.

'The High Court of Justice today issued not the verdict of these homes, but rather its own verdict, testifying against itself as the high court of injustice.'

Recently retired Justice Elyakim Rubinstein, also an Orthodox Jew, told Army Radio he saw no problem in his former colleague's attending the ceremony as a private person.

Four thousand people from across most of the political spectrum are attending the historic event.

Both Smotrich and Shaked have shown their ability to mobilize considerable political might in the pursuit of their ideas

"It's amazing to see how the rights organizations are concerned only with the side that endangers Israel."

The court's security guards—not nearly as able in the humor dept.—reported the artistic offense to police which launched an investigation that includes forensics officers.

The ruling stated that "the consent of the foreigners to their removal is not required for the deportation to be lawful, and it is also possible to deport them against their will.

'Let's say that the Defense Minister will decide to recommend to the post of Chief of Staff the most senior general among the command staff,' Shaked said, 'Would public opinion approve such a decision?'

In a stormy Knesset session, MK Zoabi said 'he who places a siege on Gaza is a terrorist'; Minister Levin responded: 'If you had any integrity you would give up your Israeli citizenship.'

The Justice Ministry believes the President of the Supreme Court never received authorization to possess the database in her computer.

Shaked is not ready to commit to the new appointment which, in Hayut's case, would undermine the central agenda of Habayit Hayehudi.

Danziger sided with Mustafa Dirani, kidnapper of IAF navigator Ron Arad, who wanted to sue Israel for his harsh interrogation.

'The judicial appointments this evening express the human as well as jurist common sense we so need as a society and which has been so direly absent from the highest judicial echelon.'

The Vice President of the Supreme Court Justice Elyakim Rubinstein prefers to err on the side of mercy 'in a situation where we can spare the double harassment from the children, 22 of them.'

Supreme Court President Justice Miriam Na'or makes sure the cases that deal with settlements would usually receive panels with an anti-settlement majority.

Agriculture Minister Uri Ariel (Habayit Hayehudi) was also on hand, and served as a useful punching bag for the residents.

Apparently, the Jerusalemites were delighted with their gift balloons, and most of them agreed with the message.

The community has until 5 PM Thursday to capitulate to this blackmail note from the three justices.

Peace Now refused the families' plea, suggesting "another delay will be used by respondents to torpedo the return of the land to its rightful owners."