Tag: yariv levin

The prime minister has designated Justice Minister Yariv Levin to temporarily assume his duties during the procedure, which will be carried out under full anesthesia.

Levin upset Hayut and the powers that be in the judicial system when he refused to appoint Justice Yitzhak Amit to replace Hayut.

Levin listed three reasons why he cannot be compelled to assemble the committee.

Six people arrested after demonstrators breach the perimeter outside Yariv Levin's home.

“Things reach their climax when you, as the one representing me, request that an order be issued against me exactly as the petitioners requested."

Baharav-Miara’s response reads like something out of a comic book, just simplistic enough and self-congratulatory enough to appeal to the anarchist mob.

By seniority, Justice Yitzhak Amit is expected to follow Hayut as the next Chief Justice when she retires on October 16, her 70th birthday.

Netanyahu is expected not to vote at the cabinet meeting on the establishment of the commission of inquiry on the spyware.

The main reason the court is skipping all those nice proceedings has to do with the burgeoning ego of Queen Esty.

Gottlieb said, "I prefer that the Prime Minister come out and tell the people the truth, that the reform is no longer on the agenda."

There’s also the issue of the protocol for appointing the next Supreme Court President.

Lapid issued this statement ahead of the vote: "With this government, it is impossible to reach agreements that preserve Israeli democracy."

MK Yuli Edelstein was one of the first senior Likud MKs to criticize Levin’s proposed judicial reform.

If I were the opposition, I would order all my MKs to just shut up, lean back, and let the coalition self-destruct.

Another bone of contention between Levin and others in the coalition is the justice minister's delay of investigating the Pegasus affair.

Meanwhile, it appears the Likud has managed to strike some discord between its two opponents.

In the end, it’s all up to Netanyahu, whose Chess pieces move in mysterious ways.

One need not sneeze at Mansour Abbas’s 5 MKs, should the “presidential” negotiations break down.

"Even if we ran a perfect information campaign, there’s no chance we’d have reached a different situation.”

The Knesset officer received alarming information from security forces about concrete threats against the Rothman and Levin and ordered extra caution to be taken towards them.

The opposition demands a 60-day freeze of the entire program before negotiations.

Red lines have been crossed in recent days by extremist elements that have one goal: To intentionally bring about anarchy,” says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The coalition agreement between Likud and the Religious Zionism Party requires the government to reverse parts of the disengagement and allow for the Homesh Yeshiva to remain as a first step towards rebuilding the four communities.

The meeting is part of a series of [secret and not-so-secret] meetings held by the president in recent days regarding judicial reform.

The complaint quoted the segments from Hayut’s speech Thursday night that violated most radically and irresponsibly all the civil service regulations.

The democratically elected officials are fulfilling the will of the people that voted them in.

"We received a clear and strong mandate from the public to carry out what we promised during the elections, and this is what we will do."

The Supreme Court president under whose rule some 10,000 Jews were expelled from their homes rarely defended any minority.

Netanyahu now has until December 21 to finalize his coalition.

Likud party leader Benjamin Netanyahu aims to appoint a new Knesset Speaker and complete the swearing-in of the new Knesset Members by November 15.