Israel's High Court has blocked new police appointments, preserving the status quo while judges consider whether a freeze should remain in place pending a decision on a police restructuring law.

Israel's High Court is considering a petition challenging the Finance Committee's authority to approve NIS 460 million in coalition fund transfers during an election recess, with petitioners arguing against the legality while the Knesset and Finance Ministry defend the proceedings.

The ITIM organization has petitioned Israel's High Court to prevent men who completed yeshiva study without regularized military status from qualifying for Rabbinate certification benefits.

Israel's High Court has urged international humanitarian organizations to withdraw their petitions challenging the country's refusal to register them, which affects their ability to secure visas and work permits for foreign employees.

Israel's High Court is weighing a petition concerning the detention of Gazan medical officials, including Abu Safiya, posing a legal and security challenge as pressure mounts for their charge or release.

Israel's High Court of Justice has ordered a re-election for the state comptroller position following a filming scandal.

All 11 justices of Israel's High Court questioned whether proposed changes to judicial selection would shift appointments toward political control and threaten judicial independence during a hearing on petitions challenging the overhaul.

Israel's High Court has rejected a 2023 ban on Red Cross visits to Palestinian prisoners, ruling that the policy violated both Israeli and international law.

Israel's High Court will hear a petition concerning Justice Minister Yariv Levin's handling of judicial appointments, as dozens of posts remain vacant and upcoming elections threaten to further delay the process.

Israel's High Court has ordered a classified affidavit related to Gofman to be transferred to relevant respondents before further proceedings.

Israel's High Court has given Justice Minister Yariv Levin until Thursday to state when he will convene the Judicial Selection Committee, following his continued refusal to fully assemble the body.

Israel's High Court has given the government two months to establish a framework for a state investigation into the events of October 7, following petitions regarding the handling of the crisis.

Israel's High Court has ordered the state to explain by July 1 why it has failed to establish a civil cemetery for residents of Jerusalem and its surrounding area.

Israel's High Court is pressing the government to enforce a ruling on Haredi draft evasion, while the IDF chief rejects a new recruitment law amidst a critical shortage of combat soldiers.

Israel's High Court is set to hear a challenge regarding the funding of haredi institutions, focusing on claims of retroactive approval for education funds transferred by the Finance Committee.

Israel's High Court has ordered authorities to advance permits for the egalitarian Western Wall plaza, pressing state and municipal representatives on why worshippers still cannot reach the Wall from that section.

Israel's High Court of Justice has unfrozen NIS 78 million for the Religious Services Ministry, though a broader budget freeze remains in place. The freeze originated from a petition challenging a Knesset Finance Committee meeting held during an election recess.

Israel's High Court has ruled that Chief Prosecutor Amit Aisman is cleared to oversee the investigation into the Sde Teiman leak, despite police having completed their investigative work in February.

Israel's High Court of Justice permitted the publication of Border Police officer Hananel Sabag's name, rejecting his appeal against identification in a fatal shooting case.

Israel's High Court issued a conditional order to freeze a Knesset-approved law that would stop arrests of Haredi military draft evaders, citing concerns over selective enforcement and previous rulings.

Israel's High Court has set a Tuesday deadline in the ongoing dispute over Tzohar's kashrut license. Tzohar's kashrut division head stated their standards follow the Chief Rabbinate's procedures and they will continue operating under their current license.

Israel's High Court of Justice has temporarily frozen Michael Rabello's appointment as state comptroller, just days before he was scheduled to take office, pending a final legal ruling.

Israel's High Court is hearing petitions challenging the election of Rabello, Prime Minister Netanyahu’s personal attorney, as comptroller. The petitions argue that the June 3 vote was legally defective.

Israel's High Court has ruled that Justice Minister Yariv Levin must convene the Judicial Selection Committee, after he refused to do so for about a year and a half due to a lack of consensus on candidate selection.

Israel's High Court has questioned Justice Minister Yariv Levin regarding his refusal to cooperate with Supreme Court President Isaac Amit on judicial appointments.

Israel's High Court of Justice canceled Minister Karhi’s removal of retired judge Nechama Munitz, the chairwoman of the KAN public broadcaster's search committee, and ordered the appointment process to proceed.

Israel's High Court froze the Second Authority council after the state missed its response deadline, with Justice Alex Stein deeming the new extension requests unacceptable.

Israel's High Court has mandated that the government enforce the military draft law on ultra-Orthodox men and revoke state benefits for those who evade service. This ruling escalates the ongoing Haredi draft crisis, prompting calls for broader solutions beyond mere crackdowns.

Israel's High Court has limited Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's influence in police matters, stopping short of ousting him. The court also gave him 10 days to respond in the Hauslich promotion case, referencing a looming legal precedent.

Israel's High Court has ruled to allow broader anti-war protests over the weekend, while also criticizing the state for repeated procedural delays in the case.

Israel's High Court is hearing petitions challenging Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi's actions and inactions, which critics claim have left KAN's council without a quorum and unable to function fully.

Israel's High Court has unanimously struck down the Netanyahu government's decision to close Army Radio.

Israel's High Court criticized the Knesset's retreat on establishing polling stations in nursing homes, questioning its authority to override the legislature while pressing for practical solutions before an upcoming deadline.

Israel's High Court has rejected a legal bid to recognize Alon Shamriz as a fallen IDF soldier, focusing on the question of whether he had entered military service before his abduction.

Israel's High Court has canceled the appointment of the Land Authority head, citing a connection to Minister Bezalel Smotrich, after all parties accepted a framework proposed by the justices.

Israel's High Court justices Yael Willner, Ofer Grosskopf, and Khaled Kabub have proposed canceling Eliyahu’s appointment to the Israel Land Authority, giving the state, Eliyahu, and petitioners 48 hours to respond.

Israel's High Court ruled that State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman exceeded his authority while investigating certain issues related to the October 7 massacre, leading to the halt of several audits.

Israel's High Court has ruled that Justice Minister Yariv Levin must cooperate with court rulings, particularly on matters requiring joint action such as appointing judges and court officials.

Israel's High Court is set to hear a petition concerning the recognition of soldiers who died by suicide after war service, with petitioners arguing that mental wounds from combat should not categorize families lower.

Bereaved families from Kfar Aza have petitioned Israel's High Court to prevent the demolition or relocation of the 'Young Generation' neighborhood, aiming to preserve the site of the massacre.

Israel's High Court is set to hear petitions challenging Prime Minister Netanyahu's selection of a new Mossad chief, raising questions about the government's authority over key security appointments.

Israel's High Court ruled that National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir cannot bar police and prison officials from Knesset oversight hearings, following criticism of officials attending his birthday party.

Israel's High Court is reportedly hesitant to issue a ruling on the formation of an October 7 commission, citing concerns over potential riots. This delay highlights the sensitive political climate surrounding the event.

A petition has been filed with Israel's High Court seeking to overturn a new law that expands the powers of rabbinical courts, with critics arguing that these powers should be curtailed, not expanded.

A petition has been filed urging Israel's High Court to mandate an emergency evacuation plan for disabled and elderly citizens who may be unable to reach shelters during missile alerts.