Tag: Menachem Mazuz
Justice Minister Sa’ar Appoints Supreme Court Judge Without Committee’s Consent
Only a third of the 24 candidates are women, one candidate is an Arab, and two are LGBTs.
Justice Minister Sa’ar Wants to Split the Attorney General’s Post by Rosh Hashanah
With so much control over the executive branch, the Israeli AG over the years has acquired more power than any other unelected official in the country.
Mazal Tov: Left-Wing Anti-Settlement Petition Results in High Court Ratifying New Jewish Neighborhood
Had it not been for the petitions against Tapuach West, the neighborhood would not have been regulated to this day. So thank you, Holland and Norway, your money was well spent.
Netanyahu Asking for Court Review as Bereaved Families Protest Outside Home of Justice Mazuz...
To date, with very few exceptions, the High Court of Justice has routinely rejected appeals by terrorists' families to halt the demolition of their homes.
High Court Suspends Ohana’s Appointment of Acting State Prosecutor Pending Hearing
Justice Menachem Mazuz issued the injunction, after Justice Noam Sohlberg had recused himself "for reasons of a social connection."
Right Wing Union: High Court Decided Our Fate for the Last Time
Recently appointed conservative justice Alex Stein supported the promotion of Ben-Gvir, while Justices Noam Solberg and Menachem Mazuz objected.
AG AWOL as High Court Debates Law Settling Judea, Samaria Land Disputes
The prevailing assessment in both the legal political systems is that the law will be disqualified, especially in view of Attorney General Mandelblit's position.
High Court Decision Reignites Arab-Jewish Housing Tensions
When the auctions were unsealed, it turned out the winners were all Arabs, despite the fact that a large number of Jewish residents had participated.
Rejecting Netanyahu, AG Vows to Keep Supreme Court’s Excessive Powers
Israel is the only country in the civilized world where plaintiffs are permitted to go directly to the top of the appeals process – and without direct connection to the case in question.