Tag: Supreme Court
Supreme Court Judge Calls Anti-Israeli Boycotts ‘Political Terrorism’
The court unanimously rejected petitions against the Israeli law prohibiting boycotts on Israeli products.
Supreme Court: Hareidi Papers Can’t Be Forced to Advertise Hareidi Women’s Party
The all-women Hareidi political party wanted to advertise to their constituency.
Hareidi Group to Rabbis: Ignore Supreme Court
Eida Hareidit supports punishment for using civil courts.
High Court to Rule If Raising Vote Limit to be MK Violates Human Rights
A ruling against the law will throw the elections into another 30-ring circus.
Court Roasts MK Zoabi for Claiming Non-Violence and Justifying Kidnapping
The Supreme Court indicates it won’t accept her twisted definition of free speech.
Jewish Groups Back Muslim Woman’s Headscarf Appeal to Supreme Court
Today’s hijab ban could be tomorrow’s kippa ban.
Ehud Olmert’s ‘Talansky Affair’ Re-Opens in Jerusalem District Court
The 'Talansky affair' corruption trial of former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert re-opened today in Jerusalem.
Jordan’s Arab Bank Goes on Trial in NY for Terror Financing
Jordan's Arab Bank goes on trial Monday in NY for facilitating money transfers from terror entities to Hamas members abroad.
Court Rejects Shalit Terrorists’ Appeal
The Supreme Court rejected an appeal submitted by six terrorists release in the Gilad Shalit deal. The state is asking for legal sanction to...
BDS Agitators Fail in ‘Rachel Corrie Country’
An attempt to persuade Univ. of Washington to divest from Israel failed Tuesday in 'Rachel Corrie country.'
Destruction in Gush Etzion: It’s Only ‘Anatevka’
Will those who destroyed homes and a kindergarten be able to sleep when they close their eyes? What images will they see?
IDF Troops Ignore Supreme Court, Demolish Jewish Homes in Gush Etzion
Security forces finished demolitions in Gush Etzion before debate ended over a restraining order to stop them.
Will Your Child be Born in ‘Israel’?
The US Supreme Court has agreed to examine the question as to whether or not an American citizen born in Jerusalem can have "Israel" listed on his (or her) passport as their country of birth.
Supreme Court Rules Against Minn. Rabbi over Frequent Flier Program
The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled Wednesday against a Minnesota rabbi who claimed he was cut from an airline’s frequent flier program for earning...
Court Decision May Help Likud Dump Netanyahu’s Concessions to PA
Netanyahu may have to follow Sharon and form a new party if he insists on selling out to the Kerry-Obama-Abbas trio.
Lapid Freezes Funding for Draft-Delayed Haredim
The Supreme Court ruling came after several appeals from so called good government groups.
Road 443 Warning – Too Dangerous for Israeli Ministers
Average Israelis warned, terror would escalate on Road 443 following the Supreme Court's decision. Now Israeli ministers are forbidden to drive on 443. What's wrong with this picture?
High Court Confirms Ariel University’s Upgraded Status
In a last ditch attempt to block the granting of university status to Ariel College, some Israeli universities turned to the Supreme Court to...
Court Suspends Rabbis’ Order to Require Woman to Allow Son’s Brit
Israel’s Supreme Court has suspended a Rabbinical Court (Beit Din) order that a woman in divorce proceedings allow her baby son, now one year...
Israeli Mother Going to Supreme Court over Son’s Circumcision
A mother in Israel has appealed to the country’s Supreme Court a rabbinical court ruling requiring her to circumcise her son.
In her appeal filed...
Supreme Court Hears Rabbi’s Frequent Flier Case
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of a Minnesota rabbi who claimed he was cut from an airline’s frequent flier program...
Israeli Mom to Ask High Court to Block Rabbis’ Circumcision Order
Israel’s Supreme Court soon may have to decide if it wants to set off fireworks and take on a case that involves the authority of a rabbinical court to order a circumcision.
High Court Issues Death Knell for Homes in Six Yesha Communities
The Israeli Supreme Court on Monday backed a Peace Now petition and scolded the government for not having destroyed homes in six Jewish communities...
Legal Fight against Public Prayer Dates Back to Childhood Carols
A lifelong exposure to public Christian prayer drove a Jewish woman to sue a small New York town for violating freedom of religion. She won the case, but the Supreme Court might overrule the decision.
Bills to ‘Balance the Power’ of the Court Doomed – for Now
The US enjoys a “check and balances” system of legislative, judicial and executive powers. In Israel, the leftwing keeps an imbalance. The rightwing is too immature to succeed to pass a bill to change it.
Landmark Court Ruling to Flood Tel Aviv with African Immigrants
Monday could be Israel’s finest hour for human rights and blackest day for a Jewish state. The court struck down a Knesset bid to detain African illegals for three years, but there are more options.
Lapid Tells Haredim ‘Go Work’ as Child Subsidy Cuts Go into Effect
Israel's social security administration objected to these cuts, arguing that they expect them to send some 35 thousand new children below the poverty line.
Shas to Sue Gov’t because Haredi City not a National Priority
The Shas Haredi party can’t see past its black hat. Most of 91 Yesha towns now on the national priority list are near dangerous borders. Beitar Illit is not. Obviously, that’s discrimination, says Shas.
‘Islamic Rights in Jerusalem’ Why No ‘Jerusalem, Israel’ Decision (VIDEO)
The D.C. applellate court declared unconstitutional the legislative effort by congress to force the US to recognize that Jerusalem is part of Israel. That they did so is not surprising, but why the Executive branch is so afraid of having Jerusalem next to Israel even just on a piece of paper should be shocking.
Court Orders Tel Aviv to Enforce Law Banning Business on Shabbat
The Supreme Court has ordered Tel Aviv to enforce the law that prohibits stores from operating on the Sabbath. It overruled a February ruling...
