Explained: How Israel's Top Court Could Lose a Key Power to

Since the Formation of the State, the High Court of Justice Has Been Able to Block Administrative Government Decisions if It Deems Them Unreasonable. That May End Very Soon if the Netanyahu Government Gets Its Way

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