Israeli Supreme Court Blocks Justice Minister From Advancing Police Investigations Department Appointment
איך 9 חדרי חדשות ישראליים סיפרו את הסיפור הזה, זה לצד זה.
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דווח לראשונה בCalcalist · Aug 22, 2026
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The Israeli Supreme Court has temporarily blocked Justice Minister Yariv Levin from advancing the appointment of the Police Investigations Department head amid legal challenges to a new law shifting the department under the Justice Ministry. The court's injunction maintains the status quo until rulings on petitions are issued, with a government legal advisor response due by August 27. Advocacy groups hailed the decision as vital to preserving law enforcement independence during the election period.
- 01Supreme Court President Isaac Amit bars Justice Minister Yariv Levin from advancing Police Investigations Department appointments.
- 02The injunction halts new appointment actions until interim court rulings on petitions against the 'Mahash Law'.
- 03Petitions were filed by Movement for Quality Government, Academy for Israel Democracy, Israel Bar Association, and police forums.
- 04Four of five committee members were appointed and candidate screening was planned before the court's intervention.
- 05Justice Amit requires a government legal advisor response by August 27 before further steps.
- 06Advocacy groups say the ruling protects law enforcement independence and prevents political influence during elections.
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