Judicial Reform

Here are 10 events that will be covered closely in 2024, which we must monitor vigilantly to ensure that there will not be biased coverage of Israel.

With enough humility and generosity of spirit, I believe it is possible to usher in a new reality, enlightened by our covenantal renewal. No one person or sector has exclusivity to all the truth.

The ruling of the High Court presents an opportunity to reimagine, reengineer, and reform Israel’s governance and institutional framework.

I came to Israel full of youthful idealism and naivety. While working in the news for the past few years, that idealism shattered and I saw the problems long-festering at Israel's core.

There is a general feeling among Israelis that first, the war with Hamas must be fought; then the day after must be faced.

When you look past the dramatic decision to strike down a Basic Law, the ruling makes a clear and unprecedented statement about the limits of Knesset power.

The opposition leader also addressed the recent High Court decision restoring the 'reasonableness standard,' saying that the assertion of judicial independence protected Israel on the global stage.

You want a judicial reform? Change the ridiculous Basic Laws setup to require a supermajority to pass and amend them.

When every day soldiers are dying and fighting side by side – Rightists and Leftists, secular and religious – the last thing the country needs is a reignition of old divisions.

The High Court struck down a basic law for the first time, essentially killing the main achievement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposed 2023 judicial reform.