Israel will be torn apart without a judicial reform compromise
It could take weeks or months for the justices to arrive at a ruling. And when that eventually arrives, one thing is sure – half of Israel will not be satisfied.
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It could take weeks or months for the justices to arrive at a ruling. And when that eventually arrives, one thing is sure – half of Israel will not be satisfied.
Netanyahu’s coalition, a collection of ultranationalist and ultrareligious lawmakers, unveiled the overhaul earlier this year, saying it was necessary to rein in an unelected judiciary they believe wields too much power
The appeals ask the court to strike down a major law passed by Netanyahu's far-right coalition in July, arguing that it is unconstitutional and would promote corruption.
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel’s Supreme Court heard the first challenge Tuesday to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s contentious judicial overhaul, deepening a showdown with the far-right government that has bitterly divided
The British media features wide coverage of yesterday’s Supreme Court hearing. The Financial Times covers the day’s events, while The Times’ ...