Posts Tagged ‘Knesset’
Israeli Universities Threaten Strike if Attorney General is Dismissed
The presidents of Israel’s eight research universities have issued a warning, stating they will initiate a strike should the government proceed with the dismissal of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. In a public letter, these academic leaders expressed profound concern over what they describe as an “unprecedented danger to the rule of law” in the country. The…
Read MoreKnesset Approves Law Granting Coalition Control Over Judicial Ombudsman Appointment
This morning the Knesset passed a law that alters the appointment process for the Ombudsman of the Israeli Judiciary, effectively granting the current coalition greater influence over this critical position. The legislation was approved with 56 votes in favor and 48 against. The Ombudsman of the Israeli Judiciary is responsible for investigating complaints against judges and…
Read MoreBereaved Families Clash with Security in Violent Knesset Altercation
The Knesset witnessed an unprecedented and an incredibly sad and distressing moment today as families of victims from the tragic events of October 7 clashed with security personnel while attempting to attend a parliamentary session. The session was convened to discuss the establishment of a state commission of inquiry into the attacks, a demand fervently…
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