High Court of Justice
IDF revises policy to expand protections of soldiers accused of sexual harassment, assault
Soldiers accused of sexual harassment will gain new rights during IDF inquiries, including access to allegations and evidence and the ability to indirectly question complainants.
Police arrest four suspects over Jalud arson attack as state tells court repairs will take months
Jabotinsky's words on Arab partnership are being taken out of context - opinion
Kiryat Shmona petitions High Court to extend war compensation for businesses struggling to recover
Burial sites in Israel are about to run out
In about a year, plots will run out in several cities. The Hevra Kadisha societies warn: The state's foot-dragging endangers the ability to bury people during routine times and emergencies.
High Court says Ohana breached ruling, but leaves comptroller vote to next Knesset
Judges condemn months of delay as key oversight powers remain blocked; speaker and Knesset ordered to pay NIS 10,000 in costs.
Knesset asks High Court to close challenges to academic gender-segregation law
The request follows a preliminary response from the council and its Planning and Budgeting Committee, seeking dismissal of the petitions as premature.
Police officer charged with sex offenses against two colleagues
Roni Oved is charged with an indecent act without consent and sexual harassment.
High Court demands answers on safe return of displaced Palestinian Bedouin community
The conditional order concerns Ras Ein al-Auja, where residents still have not been able to return approximately nine months after leaving their homes due to settler violence in the Jordan Valley.
High Court approves demolition of Palestinian rocket suspect's home, rejects family's appeal
Writing the main opinion, Justice Yael Willner ruled that preparations for repeated rocket attacks posed exceptional danger, justifying the apartment's demolition despite the attack being thwarted.
High Court freezes broadcasting law, orders answers on legislative defects
In September, Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara asked the High Court of Justice to freeze the Broadcasting Law until it rules on 11 petitions challenging it.
Sohlberg bars UTJ turnout reports from polling stations; watchdog urges enforcement
The order followed a petition filed by the Movement for Quality Government in Israel over concerns that the party was violating a High Court of Justice ruling.
Hebron business demolitions carried out without prior hearing, state tells High Court
The IDF cited urgent security risks, as business owners denied involvement in the deadly attack, alleging collective punishment.
Bread as a weapon: The ugly pedigree of ‘no service, no shekel’ - opinion
The idea that those who do not serve should not be fed has a pedigree — Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Hitler — and a Jewish history that Israel, of all countries, should remember. The strategy never succeeds.
