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When Donald Trump demanded an end to Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial at the weekend, many dismissed it as an unwelcome ...
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The Times of Israel on MSNCourt lets Netanyahu skip testimony next week for trip to meet TrumpPM has not appeared in court since June 11; trial dates were canceled during Iran war and again last week due to unspecified ...
Report says president will meet Tuesday with ex-chief justice Barak, who plans to insist Netanyahu step down as part of any ...
The US president has made clear that ending hostilities in the war-torn Palestinian territory is his next priority.
I'm in favor of an agreement with Netanyahu. It doesn't matter whether it's a pardon or a plea deal—what matters is that we ...
Democracy must fight terrorism within the bounds of the law. A democracy cannot defend its existence by undermining its own legal and moral foundations. There is no judicially sanctioned ...
Supreme Court chief Aharon Barak, premier's lawyer suggested accepting conviction on minor charge but without leaving office; ...
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The Times of Israel on MSNSecret deal to end Netanyahu’s trial fell apart over PM’s refusal to step down — sourceThe post Secret deal to end Netanyahu’s trial fell apart over PM’s refusal to step down — source appeared first on The Times ...
Former Supreme Court President clarifies that he supports an agreement that would bring an end to Prime Minister Netanyahu's ...
Thus spake Aharon Barak, the dean of jurists, the godfather of the judicial revolution and judicial activism that the current reform seeks to undo, a man widely recognized as a brilliant legal mind.
Several former supreme court judges, including Aharon Barak, have signed a petition calling on the government to stop the firing of Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara and Shin Bet head Ronen Bar.
"Israel is very close to civil war," former Supreme Court chief justice Aharon Barak said in a Channel 12 interview on Thursday. He made the comment when asked whether Israel was “an instant ...
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