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Education for refugees, asylum-seekers, migrants and stateless (RAMS) mobility for education, with all its permutations and dimensions, has been perennial

'Power should not be for personal or family purposes,” Sudirman said.

Israel's public remains divided on the country's future, including on what its democracy should look like.

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The Israeli Supreme Court delayed the implementation of a law that would protect the prime minister from being forced to recuse himself.

Israel’s assault on Gaza refutes forever all claims that democratic rights can be defended in Israel other than through a movement centred on opposition to the systematic and bloody dispossession and repression of the Palestinians, and rejecting any support for the Zionist state and all its political representatives.

When you look past the dramatic decision to strike down a Basic Law, the ruling makes a clear and unprecedented statement about the limits of Knesset power.

The Israeli Supreme Court ruled to delay the implementation of a recusal law that would have benefitted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Arguing that the law, an amendment to Basic Law: The Government limiting the conditions under which a sitting premier can be removed from office, the Court ruled that the law

Part of controversial Judicial Reform legislation, law allegedly shields Netanyahu against bribery, fraud charges.