Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is Israel's highest court and, sitting as the High Court of Justice (Bagatz), hears petitions against state authorities. Headlines involve rulings on legislation and government policy, the appointment of judges and tensions between the branches of government. Israeli coverage of the Supreme Court is collected here.
Earlier coverage
Tuesday, 29 September 2026
- High Court Halts Ponevezh Eviction Hours before Deadline
- State prosecutors back Balad leader's ban from Knesset race
- Israeli AG, State Attorney Urge Supreme Court To Bar Arab MK Who Praised Hamas After Oct 7
- Attorney-General pushes for Israel's Supreme Court to ban leader of Arab party Balad from election
- Give Red Cross access to Palestinian prisoners, Israel’s Supreme Court demands
- United Arab List's Segalovitz says Abu Shehadeh should withdraw from Knesset run
- PM claims ‘small number’ of rioters to blame as mass settler attack draws wide condemnation
Monday, 28 September 2026
- Experts warn party disqualification bids risk intimidating, disenfranchising Arab voters
- Experts warn party disqualification bids risk intimidating, disenfranchising Arab voters
- Jewish religious freedom and the Supreme Court - Sponsored Content
- Jewish religious freedom and the Supreme Court - Sponsored Content
- Ponevezh Eviction set for Wednesday: Rav Markowitz Faction Files Emergency Appeal to High Court
- Smotrich accuses attorney general of blocking E1 tender to help opposition win Israel's election
- ‘Un-American’: Ohio man who tried to host home minyan tells of harassment ahead of Supreme Court case