Supreme Court

'The minister is allowed to formulate a general policy - after hearing the legal counsel and the commissioner's position' • Ben Gvir slammed the court for 'turning itself into the sovereign'

The Supreme Court ordered Yariv Levin to select a president for the court, leading the justice minister to say he had 'no choice' but to renew the controversial judicial overhaul

Young ultra-Orthodox men clash with law enforcement as protest turns violent, with abusive slogans shouted at police and soldiers stationed at the base

A petition filed in the Supreme Court pushed to open women's combat units – the IDF said that opening women's tank units are currently impossible due to 'implications of war'

"There are no kings in America," Biden says, condemning the Supreme Court decision to give Trump absolute immunity for some charges relating to his 2020 election interference

The accidentally leaked procedural ruling is said to have left key questions unanswered and could mean the issue ends up before the conservative-majority court again soon

The Court stated unequivocally that "at this time, there is no legal framework which allows differentiation between yeshiva students and others who are eligible for enlistment"

The Movement for Quality Government calls the discussion in Supreme Court 'a fateful moment' that will provide an answer to 'an existential question'

The ruling not only impacts Colorado but also has implications for two other states, Maine and Illinois, where Trump had been blocked from their primary ballots

Meanwhile, a judge in the state of Illinois barred the former president from being placed on primary ballots due to his alleged role in the Capitol insurrection

The convicted Indian men were part of a Hindu mob and 6 years later were sentenced to life in prison for the gang-rape of Bilkis Bano and murder of her family

The leaked draft revealed an apparent 8-7 split among the 15-justice panel, indicating eight justices in favor of annulling the law and seven against

International human rights organizations have condemned the decision

A representative speaking on behalf of Israel's Attorney General states there is no argument over the use of the law, rather over its personal use motive

One side says the courts have too much authority, the other says the government is now too powerful. Both sides agree: the stakes are high

Israel's Justice Minister Yariv Levin railed against the Supreme Court, saying it lacks the authority to invalidate quasi-constitutional Basic Laws

Should the court side with petitioners and strike down the law, many in Israel fear a constitutional crisis could follow

The incident occurred a year after the 1979 Islamic revolution that saw the ousting of the U.S.-backed Shah regime

White House says ruling would 'significantly roll back the ability for women in every state to get the health care they need'

In contrast to the Jewish state, the Israeli prime minister brings up that everyone doesn't 'have an opinion about the riots in France or the protests there'

Israel's top court will begin hearing the petitions submitted as a result of coalition's judicial reform in September, which means the bill goes into effect

Sides agreed to avoid 'direct interference' as judicial reform threatens Israel's unity

The jurisdiction of the Supreme Court judges, now taken up with the validity of the Reasonableness Bill which reduces their power, is problematic

The American Education Department says the relief addresses what it describes as 'historical inaccuracies' in the count of payments that qualify for forgiveness