Judiciary
Families of imprisoned Iranian protesters targeted in fraud scam, Iranian legal group claims
Many family members are facing extreme financial hardship to raise the funds requested by scammers in exchange for legal help, some going as far as to sell their houses.
Israel's judiciary faces a legitimacy crisis of its own making - opinion
Gofman ruling lays bare rules under dispute in Israel's political game - analysis
Iran's judiciary chief orders A-G to investigate SIM cards with unlimited internet access
Knesset gears up for fateful week as judicial reform continues -analysis
The coalition packed the legislative schedule this week in order to pass into the law the first and perhaps most important bill of its judicial reform: the Judicial Appointments bill.
Judicial Appointments Committee bill expected to pass into law this week, deepening crisis
Defense Minister Gallant may break silence; Protest leaders announce “Week of Paralysis”
Foreign leaders should stay out of Israeli domestic issues - opinion
The means by which the international community has attempted to entrench itself in our domestic affairs is horrid. It makes us look like pawns to our enemies.
Israeli opposition heads reject judicial selection bill compromise
Members of Likud and other coalition MKs criticize the compromise and demand the original law.
A critical crossroads - opinion
If the judicial reform legislation passes by April 2, then Israel will be a step before a serious constitutional crisis.
Letters to the Editor March 20, 2023: Facts expunged
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Is Netanyahu trapped or out of touch with the Israeli public? - opinion
Democracy brought them to power and it is this power that could ultimately destroy Israel as we know it.
Israel democracy, judicial review: The Brutus-Hamilton debate - opinion
Those opposing restoration of Knesset authority are forgetting not only Israeli history but American history as well.
Noa Tishby talks about judicial reform on 'Real Time with Bill Maher'
"The biggest problem within the Israeli system is that there's no constitution," said Tishby.
Israel needs judicial reform, but not 'this' judicial reform - opinion
The override clause, which would give the Knesset power to overturn a court decision by a simple majority of 61, is ridiculous and makes a complete mockery of the court
