Supreme Court
High Court questions clarity of rules protecting lawyers from courthouse harassment
The case concerns lawyers representing Palestinians and human rights groups who say right-wing activists follow them through the Supreme Court’s corridors and film them at close range.
Levin: Right-wing election victory will 'fundamentally alter' Supreme Court
Supreme Court delays leasehold hearing, prolonging uncertainty for families - opinion
Trump takes suit against Hillary Clinton over 2016 election to Supreme Court
941 days missing: Haymanot Kasau’s family rallies in Jerusalem to demand Shin Bet investigation
The protest follows the Jerusalem Municipality's refusal to permit the abducted girl's family to erect a protest tent.
Balad chairman barred from running in election following 31-4 Central Elections Committee vote
The decision is not final. Under Basic Law: The Knesset, the disqualification of an individual candidate requires Supreme Court approval before taking effect.
Election panel to weigh whether Balad leader Abu Shehadeh crossed legal line for Knesset run
Abu Shehadeh faces a disqualification hearing centered on an October 8, 2023, article and whether it meets the Supreme Court’s strict legal standard.
Ra’am, Joint List fight bids to bar them from Knesset election
Ra’am, the Joint List, Balad and two candidates asked the Central Elections Committee to reject six petitions seeking to bar them from the 2026 Knesset election.
'Dangerous incitement': Bar Association demands Smotrich remove AI video featuring justices, A-G
The Bar Association claimed that the AI-generated video, which depicts Israeli justices being dragged away from a protest, was an "attempt to intimidate" the Judicial system.
High Court acquits Hapoel Tel Aviv over playoff final incidents
The court overturned the Reds' conviction and sentence following incidents in which a team fan clashed with Jaylen Hoard, but did not criticize the referees who chose to eject him.
In loss for Trump, US Supreme Court won't let Postal Service restrict mail ballots
Restricting mail-in ballots would stand to benefit Republicans given that Democratic voters disproportionately use mail-in ballots, according to various surveys.
Former UTrade chief analyst Roy Cuzin convicted in NIS 77 million investor fraud case
The prosecution and defense will jointly ask the court to sentence Cuzin to 22 months in prison and impose a NIS 25,000 fine.
Trump administration takes USPS mail-in ballot fight to Supreme Court
The USPS regulation would impose new voter-specific data and ballot envelope standards and potentially refuse the delivery of ballots that do not comply.
High Court strikes down law shielding haredi yeshiva students from arrest over draft evasion
Justice Ofer Grosskopf froze the law on July 15, one day after it passed, and the full nine-justice panel maintained that freeze following a hearing later that month.
