Justice ministry
Judicial Selection Committee picks 26 more judges, registrars after extended freeze
This latest series of appointments follows Sunday's appointment of 68 judicial officials after around a year and a half of delay.
Be’er Ya’acov deputy council head indicted over alleged tender fraud, NIS 20m, transport contract
State Attorney Aisman warns Mahash law could put sensitive cases under political pressure
Chief prosecutor warns police watchdog must remain independent as reform faces court challenge
Israeli criminal justice system 'overloaded,' needs reform - Gideon Sa'ar
There are several chronic issues afflicting the Israeli justice system, the former justice minister said in a press conference with party leader Benny Gantz.
Is Justice Ministry legal aid available for Israeli Holocaust survivors?
By law, Israel provides pensions and other benefits for Holocaust survivors and veterans of the war against Nazi Germany.
Likud's Amsalem to join Israeli gov't this evening after delay - report
Amsalem has previously demanded control over the Government Companies Authority, which is currently part of the finance ministry.
32% of all racist incidents in 2022 were directed at Arab Israelis - Justice Ministry
In total, 415 racist incidents were investigated by the Justice Ministry in 2022, which is reportedly representative of an overall downward trend.
Attorneys strike over possible transfer of Police Investigation Unit
Saada argued that the bill's objective was to counter a conflict of interest where police were prevented from investigating.
State attorneys threaten labor strike over judicial reform
The Black Robes Protest group, itself comprised of private attorneys, came out in support of the State Attorney organization's announcement.
Judicial reforms: Proposals emerge seeking middle ground - analysis
While some discourse surrounding the judicial reforms has been extreme, some people are reacting by making proposals for compromise.
Israel's gov't planning to restrict protests with heavy fines, easier arrests - report
Police will be able to heavily fine protesters if they "disobey police instructions" or do not agree to leave the area.
Herzog tries to calm judicial reforms crisis amid widespread protest
Israeli President Herzog said that he is doing his best to reach an agreement that is acceptable to everyone regarding the proposed judicial reforms.
Former Israel A-Gs on reforms: 'They threaten to destroy judicial system'
"The achievements of the High Court, which have advanced society and benefit every person, are now in grave danger."
