Four Indicted Over Riot Outside Israeli Supreme Court Justice’s Home
Four Beit Shemesh residents were indicted in Jerusalem for a violent riot outside Justice Noam Sohlberg's home, protesting military conscription policies.
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Central Elections Committee Chairman: The Elections Can’t Be Stolen
Central Elections Committee Chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg has stated that Israel's October 27 Knesset elections cannot be stolen, emphasizing built-in…
Eisenkot Petitions Central Elections Committee Over Netanyahu Support
Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! party has petitioned the Central Elections Committee to halt a billboard campaign, alleging it illegally promotes the government for…
Supreme Court: Financial Acquirer Liable for Delivery Delays
Israel's Supreme Court ruled financial institutions taking over failed housing projects can be liable for buyer compensation for delivery delays.
Elections Chief Urges Reform of Israel’s Campaign Advertising Laws
Israel's Elections Chief urges lawmakers to modernize campaign advertising laws, emphasizing current prohibitions on public resource use remain binding.
Judge Reverses AG, Clears Ben Gvir’s Police Volunteer Speech
Justice Noam Sohlberg allowed Minister Itamar Ben Gvir to speak at a police volunteer ceremony, rejecting the Attorney General's election propaganda concerns.
Elections Committee Orders Ultra-Orthodox Shas Party to Remove Campaign Video Featuring Soldier
Israel's Elections Committee has ordered the Shas party and MK Aryeh Deri to remove an election video featuring a religious soldier, citing a ban on IDF use in.
Israeli Supreme Court President Recuses Himself from Oct. 7 Inquiry Petitions
Israeli Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit recuses himself from Oct. 7 inquiry petitions, delegating judge selection to ensure impartiality in the crucial.