Basic Law
Ministerial committee approves Torah Study bill amid coalition tensions
Netanyahu’s coalition advances the Torah Study law, despite opposition and warnings that the bill could worsen draft evasion amid Israel’s manpower shortage.
Deri says Shas supports draft evaders during prison visit, calls to add Torah study to Basic Law
Israel's new death penalty law marks moral break, sparks discrimination fears, expert says
Chaos of October 7: What any inquiry must uncover - opinion
Sa'ar rolls out push for separation of powers in Israel's gov't
Though Israel technically has no constitution, the Knesset has passed a series of basic laws since the 1990s with quasi-constitutional status.
Chief Justice Hayut: Knesset speaker's threat could drive country to anarchy
Yariv Levin said if court ever strikes down a Basic Law as unconstitutional, he will call on government to ignore the ruling.
Should Israeli law be Jewish? - review
Where does the push for theocracy in the modern Jewish state come from?
Can a new Basic Law give Israel guaranteed basic right to equality?
Did you know? Israel has no law guaranteeing the basic right to equality.
Right-wing activists protest High Court hearing on Nation-State Law
The activists gave out bananas in front of the court, saying that Israel is not a banana republic, and that the court is cut off from reality and considers itself an "omnipotent government."
Could having a Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA) be right for you?
Most of us have heard of a Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA), but what does it mean?
Attorney-General to High Court: Don’t overturn unity gov’t
Justices were concerned about Basic Law changes
Equality bill passes, embarrassing Likud
The Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) parties expressed anger at Sa'ar, who was prevented from voting late by Knesset Speaker Yariv Levin.
Rubin: The veteran boutique law firm
We live in very interesting times in which the tempo of change is the most rapid in history.
Think tank urges greater transparency in government decision-making
The entity responsible for deciding which government meetings would be transparent and which would remain classified for 30 years - is the government itself.
