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Following the killing of attorney Arbel Feldman, the president of Israel's Supreme Court cautioned that verbal attacks against judges and lawyers often precede physical violence.
Israel's Supreme Court has formally questioned the military's protective duties following incidents where Israeli settlers forcibly expelled Palestinian residents, raising concerns over state accountability and security forces' conduct.
Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a law passed by parliament that would effectively exempt ultra-Orthodox individuals from military conscription, sparking outrage among ultra-Orthodox politicians.
Israel's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal for the release of a Palestinian doctor from Gaza who has been imprisoned for years without charges. This decision upholds his continued detention despite international concerns.
Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that the government's ban on Red Cross visits to Palestinian detainees is unlawful. The decision affirms the right of Palestinian prisoners to receive visits from the Red Cross.
Israel's Supreme Court has ordered the government to limit benefits for ultra-Orthodox men who avoid mandatory military conscription, opening a new phase in the dispute over military service.
Israel's Supreme Court is hearing petitions aimed at removing a far-right minister from office.
Israel's Supreme Court ruled that employees who benefit from share or share option tax breaks are not eligible for other tax benefits, clarifying tax law.
Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily blocked the government from shuttering the Gaza operations of dozens of aid organisations which petitioned the court in a dispute over new Israeli rules requiring them to name Palestinian staff.
An editorial stresses the critical need for judicial independence to prevent politicians from undermining law enforcement investigations into government misconduct.
Israel's Supreme Court on Thursday overturned the government's decision to close Army Radio, a significant ruling regarding media freedom.
Israel's Supreme Court has denied house arrest for Chaim Rotter, a Bnei Brak man accused of rape and targeting minors, overturning a Tel Aviv District Court's earlier decision.
The first image in over a year of well-known Gazan doctor Hussam Abu Safiya, appearing emaciated during a hearing at Israel's Supreme Court, has fueled concerns about his health after 530 days of detention without charges.
Israel's Supreme Court has approved the appointment of Roman Gofman as the new head of Mossad, rejecting petitions filed against him. Gofman's appointment follows a period of controversy and marks a significant leadership change for the intelligence agency.
Israel's Supreme Court has halted the publication of a rape suspect's name, sending the case back for further review and sparking debates on justice and privacy.
Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that the Israel Defense Forces must allow women to apply for all combat roles, overturning previous restrictions.
Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily halted a ban on 37 foreign aid organizations operating in Gaza and the West Bank, allowing them to continue their work.
Israel's Supreme Court president cautioned that increasingly hostile public discourse is directly contributing to rising threats and physical attacks against the judicial system.
Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that the Palestinian Authority cannot challenge recognized disabilities in terror compensation claims, making them liable once a disability is determined by the National Insurance Institute or a court.
Israel's Supreme Court has issued a conditional order, giving the state until July 19 to justify weeks-long delays before Gaza detainees are brought before a judge.
Israel's Supreme Court is considering whether to extend the detention of Palestinian doctor Hussam Abu Safiya, who has been held in Gaza for 17 months without being charged with a crime.
An opinion piece criticizes Israel's police for acting with impunity and attributes this behavior to the free license granted by the Supreme Court and its proxies.
Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily restricted some of the powers of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir following a review of several petitions.
Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that police must permit anti-government protests, overriding restrictions imposed by the IDF. The decision upholds the right to demonstrate despite security concerns.
Israel's Supreme Court temporarily blocked a government decision that had banned numerous humanitarian organizations, including Doctors Without Borders, from operating in Gaza.