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Things that tilt and things that are stable

A resident of a West Bank settlement city, the Hebrew U prof. is a vocal opponent of the coalition's judicial overhaul. Hear how 2,000 years of Jewish law shapes his thinking

Germany’s accession to the United Nations came 28 years after the organisation was founded.

Karhi’s draft would separate the High Court of Justice from the Supreme Court, and endow it the power to engage in judicial review of regular and basic laws.

As the Court hears petitions against the first judicial overhaul bill, Palestinian human rights lawyer Hassan Jabareen assesses the state of play.

Knesset speaker Amir Ohana has suggested swapping the High Court with a "constitutional court."

The history behind Israel’s democratic crisis, explained.

Government attorney's critical claims in High Court about Declaration of Independence are partially inaccurate and 'totally explosive,' argues author of recent book on early Israel

Knesset speaker says new body would 'deliberate values... from the world of ideology'; is accused of trying to cow justices as they mull striking down law curbing judiciary powers

Amir Ohana Says Will Consider Establishing Alternative Tribunal if High Court Strikes Down the First Coup Law Abolishing the Reasonableness Standard. 'Public Representatives From a Variety of Fields Will Be Able to Sit on It,' He Says