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Judge Indira Kahn set bail at $20,000 cash and $60,000 bond, and Blair posted the cash and was released. She is due back in court in January 2027

Ben Gvir welcomed the move: "Otzma Yehudit will continue to fight with all its might against supporters of terror and haters of Israel who seek to enter the Knesset"

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara and State Prosecutor Amit Isman informed the Supreme Court that the disqualification of the Balad chairman should be approved

Prior to the decision, Israeli political parties were permitted to collect data on voters at polling stations and determine whether potential voters had voted

Religious Zionism proposes sweeping changes to Israel’s courts, prosecution and political system, as President Isaac Herzog condemns the party’s “offensive AI video"

The court is considering five separate petitions challenging the law, which has sparked widespread criticism. Current assessments suggest the justices are expected to order the law's repeal

Critics argue the new law could weaken the independence of TV and radio regulatory bodies and increase political influence over the media sector

Justice Ofer Grosskopf issued a temporary injunction hours after the bill's passage, suspending its implementation pending a High Court hearing

An Argentine court just ruled that two fish in a sushi restaurant window are "sentient beings" with legal rights. Here's what that actually means, and why it matters far beyond the fish tank

In its decision, the government said that the rule of law applies to every branch of government, yet it argued that a court ruling cannot create powers that are not granted by law.

The ruling gives the Trump administration broad authority to end humanitarian protections and sets a precedent affecting 1.3 million immigrants from 17 countries

Solberg cautioned that an election postponement must not be used by the government as a mechanism to prolong its mandate beyond the period granted by voters

Judges cite an "undesirable cloud" over the vote after reports that lawmakers were asked to photograph ballots to prove support, alleged violations of secret-ballot rules

The High Court of Justice rejected two appeals against the appointment of General Roman Gofman, paving the way for him to take office this week

This, amid controversy over the alleged use of a minor in a military influence operation - testing the limits of the PM's authority over Israel’s intelligence services

Judges rule security concerns do not justify postponement as proceedings move forward on schedule

Netanyahu conducts a telephone security consultation with defense establishment after canceling his court hearing due to security concerns

The hearing centers on whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be legally compelled to fire Ben Gvir for allegedly overstepping his authority

The leader cited 'classified' reasons having to do with the Iran war for why he cannot find the time to testify in his long-running graft trial

Yair Lapid warns he will boycott a special Knesset session during Indian PM Narendra Modi’s visit if Supreme Court President Isaac Amit is not invited

At trial, the defendant characterized the nanny's remarks as “hateful” but denied that her actions were motivated by racism or antisemitism.

“The Court considers that Israel must accept and facilitate relief programs implemented by the United Nations and their entities, including UNRWA”

Among the gymnasts excluded is Artem Dolgopyat, 2023 world champion and Olympic gold medalist

South Africa alleges that Israel's campaign in Gaza has resulted in widespread harm to civilians and critical infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, and shelters