Judicial Reform

Members of Shas, Likud, and Yesh Atid have all voiced opinions on the High Court of Justice striking down the landmark judicial reform law.

The High Court judges ruled in an 8-7 vote to strike down the landmark judicial reform law, and also approved its own power to strike down basic laws as a general matter by a vote of 12-3.

National Unity Party MK Gideon Sa'ar announced that he would oppose any attempt to pass such a law.

This past year has been eventful, with ups and downs alike.

The Supreme Court responded to N12 reporter Amit Segal's report, stating that it views any leaks of the ruling with "great severity," adding that the verdict has not yet been finalized.

Simcha Rothman addresses flawed intelligence on Hamas leader Mohammed Deif, emphasizes 'need for judicial reform'

Within only a few days, Brothers in Arms were able to send hundreds of volunteers every day to some 60 farms, renaming the project Brothers in Farms.

National Unity Party MK Matan Kahana initiated and organized the meeting between religious Zionist leaders and protest leaders.

We cannot go back to a pre-October 7 world where we thought those on the other side of the political or religious aisle were our enemies.

An IDF intelligence official warned of harm to Israel's deterrence and the potential of multiple fronts joining together.