Israel Supreme Court strikes down reasonableness judicial reform law
The Supreme Court of Israel ruled 8–7 to invalidate the reasonableness bill passed by the Knesset in July, citing severe damage to democratic principles. The decision follows months of mass protests and threats to military readiness.
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Sign in or subscribeBrowse free archive reportsThe Supreme Court of Israel ruled 8–7 to invalidate the reasonableness bill passed by the Knesset in July, citing severe damage to democratic principles. The decision follows months of mass protests and threats to military readiness.