Judicial Selection Committee
Levin tells High Court advancing permanent district court appointments not realistic pre-elections
With elections approaching, the window for ordinary appointments is closing quickly.
High Court presses Levin to advance district court appointments by Tuesday
A-G: Levin’s partial plan to convene judge selection panel does not end High Court case
Supreme Court justices accuse Levin of deepening judge shortage as appointments clash escalates
Who are the candidates for Israel's Judicial Selection Committee?
The voting for the committee is set to begin in the Knesset plenum just before noon on Wednesday.
7 gov't MKs still vying for spot on Israel's judicial selection panel
Judicial reform talks could explode if the Israeli coalition does not narrow the field down to one candidate by Wednesday.
Lapid thanks Michaeli, Gantz as his candidate applies for judicial selection panel
MKs Michaeli and Gantz withdrew their candidates from the running in order to unite the opposition.
Which direction is the judicial reform wind blowing in?
POLITICAL AFFAIRS: the wind in Israeli politics can change in the blink of an eye, and, with so many variables and unpredictable events lying ahead.
'Post-Zionist agendas' entered Israel's court system, Yariv Levin charges
Lapid and Gantz meet on Judicial Selection Committee • Gideon Sa'ar tells justice minister to 'go hospitalize himself'
Israel's Knesset to hold Judicial Selection Committee vote on June 14
The committee will be required to appoint a woman to one of each of the roles, including justices, Knesset members, ministers, and Bar Association members.
Judicial Selection Committee emerging as Israel's next political battle
Judicial reform negotiations are set to resume as the June 15 deadline to form the Judicial Selection Committee nears.
Lapid: Choose Israeli judge selection committee members next month
The Yesh Atid leader said that the selections for Israel's Judicial Selection Committee should include the seat that had traditionally been reserved for the opposition.
Political appointments ruin Israel's civil service: The Alef case
Political appointments have a cancerous effect on the civil service. In many instances, incompetent people are appointed and the civil service becomes mediocre.
Are Israel's pro-democracy protests fruitful or futile?
Protests send a strong signal regarding people’s conviction because they require more effort and sacrifice than other means of publicly expressing support for democracy.
