Justices issue injunction against legislation which removes requirement for caretaker mayors to sit out an election period before running for the office they were appointed to

September 12 hearing to be presided over by Supreme Court President Esther Hayut, Justice Uzi Vogelman and Justice Yitzhak Amit

ALUT nonprofit for autistic children files petition seeking injunction against Education Ministry's plan to end classes at 4 p.m. instead of 4:45 p.m. in upcoming school year

Court finds planners did not take into account potential ecological damage and says obligation to preserve nature for entire public trumps company's economic interests

Sunday to be final day for committee discussions; Netanyahu said to tell Herzog he is working with academics on a new version of the bill that would limit judicial oversight

Petitioners argue PM is violating the agreement he signed amid his ongoing corruption trial, as his government barrels forward with legislation to curb the courts

Statute from 2016 stripped foreign workers of money deposited on their behalf if they didn't leave the country on time; High Court rules it is a violation of property rights

The conservative Supreme Court justice has strongly criticized the doctrine's use to test politicians' decisions, but whether he'd support the current legislation is not clear-cut

Justices give defense establishment until September to respond to questions about limits on women in combat roles, despite ongoing pilot programs

Some voters report waiting many hours to cast ballots, as attorneys scramble to address prospect of government controlling judicial selection without the need for legislation