Tag: Noam Sohlberg
Supreme Court Further Angers Government, Overturning Knesset Law on Foreign Workers
The law was drafted to incentivize foreign workers to leave Israel when their visas expired.
Lapid Asking AG to Postpone Evacuation of Illegal Outpost Khan al-Ahmar
Sadly, in the current political reality, it's more likely that the Lapid-Bennett government would continue to kick this can further and further down the road.
Radical High Court Breaks the Rules, Claims Right to Revoke Constitutional Law
Had Israel had a right-wing government over the past 12 years, led by a staunch defender of the Knesset's powers against an arbitrary court, this would never have happened.
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.
High Court Suspends Ohana’s Appointment of Acting State Prosecutor Pending Hearing
Justice Menachem Mazuz issued the injunction, after Justice Noam Sohlberg had recused himself "for reasons of a social connection."
Report: Orthodox Justice Defied Supreme Court’s Directive, Participated in Gush Etzion Liberation Ceremony
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.
Report: Shaked Refusing to Appoint Anti-Settlements Justice as Supreme Court President
Shaked is not ready to commit to the new appointment which, in Hayut's case, would undermine the central agenda of Habayit Hayehudi.
High Court Sides with Rabbinate, Rejects AG Push for ‘Alternative’ Kosher Certificates
MK Bezalel Smotrich (Habayit Hayehudi) said it was "refreshing to see a conservative approach on the part of the Supreme Court."
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