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Israel's highest Court protects its Power to curb Government Extremism - Vimarsana News

Israel's highest Court protects its Power to curb Government Extremism

By Naomi Schalit, The Conversation | - In the midst of Israel’s fierce war against Hamas in Gaza, the country’s …

Israeli courts keep politics balanced - Vimarsana News

Israeli courts keep politics balanced

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.

Source: jpost.com
Israeli Supreme Court postpones recusal law's implementation | JNS - Vimarsana News

Israeli Supreme Court postpones recusal law's implementation | JNS

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

The Verdict is in: Checks and Balances are Here to Stay - Vimarsana News

The Verdict is in: Checks and Balances are Here to Stay

This decision refocused our attention not only on the specific law it struck down but also on the unfinished business of completing our country’s constitutional framework

Source: idi.org.il
Israel's Supreme Court deals huge blow to Netanyahu, but one he may have to swallow - Vimarsana News

Israel's Supreme Court deals huge blow to Netanyahu, but one he may have to swallow

Tel Aviv, Israel CNN  —  It’s all in the timing. On New Year’s Day, a little under three months since Hamas’ terrorist attacks, Israel’s Supreme Court issued a historic ruling. In an 8-7 decision, it struck down a controversial amendment to a Basic Law that removed the court’s own power to quash government decisions on the grounds of “reasonableness.”