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Tova Zimuky
Right-wing parties expected to push hard to disqualify Arab parties from Knesset race
Analysis: The coalition plans to use its majority on the Central Elections Committee to try to bar Arab parties and candidates, while already blaming chairman Noam Sohlberg if the effort fails
Tova Zimuky
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08.29.26
Qusra outpost reestablished a day after evacuation as Katz calls for police to handle Israeli rioters
Jewish settlers returned Friday to a hill near Qusra a day after a delayed evacuation; Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered a plan to transfer enforcement against Israelis in the West Bank from the IDF to police
Gal Ganot, Einav Halabi, Tova Zimuky
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08.14.26
Four years on, Levin’s judicial overhaul leaves Israel divided and facing a reckoning
Justice minister failed to enact much of his original plan, but battles over judicial appointments, the attorney general and court powers have left Israel’s legal system strained, its institutions divided and the next election poised to determine what comes next
Tova Zimuky
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07.23.26
The law that could let Israel’s government police itself | Explainer
The law allows Israel’s government to reject the attorney general’s legal opinions, appoint its own courtroom counsel and potentially ease Gali Baharav-Miara’s removal
Tova Zimuky
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07.15.26
Former Supreme Court justice and state prosecutor Edna Arbel dies at 82
Arbel, one of Israel’s most influential legal figures, served as state prosecutor before joining the Supreme Court, where she said human dignity remained her guiding principle
Tova Zimuky
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07.01.26
Hours after home rampage, Sohlberg’s wife denounces violence: ‘How can Jews do this?’
After ultra-Orthodox protesters vandalized Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg’s home over the conscription dispute, his wife compared the scene to a pogrom; Sohlberg received medical treatment after feeling unwell, while 70 protesters were arrested and political leaders condemned the violence
Liran Tamari, Shilo Freid, Tova Zimuky
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06.04.26
Former Netanyahu chief of staff Tzachi Braverman will be charged with fraud and breach of trust
A year and a half after the secret meeting with Eli Feldstein in the Kirya parking lot in Tel Aviv, the Attorney General's Office announced it will indict Tzachi Braverman subject to hearing; Braverman has been tapped as Israel's next UK ambassador
Tova Zimuky
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05.26.26
Knesset passes law to try Oct. 7 terrorists in historic trials
The law establishes special courts, allows capital punishment for murder and other grave crimes, and bars future prisoner releases; more than 400 suspects may be charged based on extensive evidence gathered during the war
Amir Ettinger, Tova Zimuky
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05.12.26
400 suspects, 1,164 prosecutors: how Israel’s October 7 trials take shape
A special military court in Jerusalem will hear Oct. 7 cases, with public broadcasts, victim safeguards and possible death sentences for crimes including murder and rape
Tova Zimuky
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05.09.26
AG, state attorney agree to hold talks with Netanyahu lawyers on plea deal in corruption trial
Herzog invites the sides to negotiations at the President’s Residence, saying the process is a preliminary step before any decision on Netanyahu’s pardon request
Tova Zimuky
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05.04.26
Can Netanyahu’s trial end in a deal? Key positions ahead of mediation
As the president advances mediation, the sides remain far from a deal to end PM’s trial; what could the AG concede, and would Netanyahu consider leaving politics?
Tova Zimuky
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04.29.26
High Court raises Western Wall wartime visitor cap, delays broader ruling on holy sites
Judges approve increase to 100 people at Western Wall under wartime restrictions but leave Temple Mount issue unresolved, setting another hearing as Netanyahu and other officials blast court’s intervention
Tova Zimuky, Liran Tamari, Netael Bandel
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04.05.26
Netanyahu to testify in chief of staff’s obstruction probe
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara approves testimony in nighttime meeting affair tied to leak of classified documents to German newspaper Bild by PM's former military spokesman Eli Feldstein
Tova Zimuky
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02.25.26
Coalition erupts in anger after High Court orders equal prayer access at Western Wall
Judges gave the government three months to advance construction linking the egalitarian plaza to the Wall stones, prompting calls from coalition leaders to pass legislation placing the site solely under the Chief Rabbinate
Shilo Freid, Netael Bandel, Tova Zimuky, Yaron Drukman
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02.20.26
Israel to try Oct. 7 Hamas terrorists in special military tribunal amid debates over death penalty
Military Advocate General Itay Offir will oversee the cases under new legislation advancing in the Knesset, with indictments against more than 300 captured Nukhba terrorists already prepared, officials say
Tova Zimuky
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02.17.26
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