Israeli Supreme Court rules against core element of judicial reform
Israel's Supreme Court has overturned a key element of the controversial judicial reform. In a ruling published on Monday, the judges declared an amendment to the law passed in July null and void. This had deprived the court of the opportunity to take action against "inappropriate" decisions by the government.
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The controversy over Israel's judicial reform has sparked concerns about justice and fairness in Tel Aviv's domestic policy. Despite the Israeli Supreme Court's ruling against a key element of the reform, the government's push for broader judicial changes continues to be a topic of heated debate in Israel.
Source: www.stern.de
