Justice Esther Hayut orders judge to explain his impromptu press conference, days after ordering inquiry into judge who appeared to mock defendant

'The temptation to rule according to one's feelings is powerful,' but must not win out, writes Justice Baron in vote to let MK run again despite alleged support for violence

Family of victim, who was stabbed to death at West Bank's Gush Etzion Junction, calls for Khalil Jabarin to receive death penalty

With election still two months away, justices say it is too early to rule on the matter of a PM under indictment forming coalition, calling matter ‘premature’

In preliminary session, 3-judge panel discuss PM's eligibility to run for top office while under indictment, as deadline for his immunity bid draws near

In preliminary session, 3-judge panel to discuss PM's eligibility to run for top office while under indictment, as deadline for his immunity bid draws near

Pro-Netanyahu daily cites legal official saying the judges set to hear petition against allowing lawmaker facing charges to form government are prejudiced

Majority rule in Israel threatening to overrun individual rights, ex-court chief warns; assistant AG says attacks on judiciary have gone from fringes to mainstream

Esther Hayut says 'no greater error' than suggesting state controlled by legal officials; Mandeblit warns justice minister over state prosecutor appointment: 'I won't compromise'

Supreme Court has upheld the government's right to withhold remains, but only for the purposes of negotiations for return of IDF soldiers' bodies, not for Bennett's 'deterrence'