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Israeli Supreme Court Judges Condemn Government's Refusal to Comply with Ruling as Threat to Rule of Law

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First reported by Walla · 1 day ago

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Israeli Supreme Court judges sharply criticized the government's refusal to comply with a court ruling on the Second Authority, warning it threatens the rule of law. Government ministers responded with accusations of judicial intimidation and called for investigations. The dispute marks a significant escalation in tensions between Israel's judiciary and government.

01Israeli Supreme Court judges condemn government refusal to enforce court ruling on Second Authority.
02Judges warn ignoring rulings risks anarchy and undermines rule of law in democracy.
03Public officials defying court decisions may lose personal immunity from civil suits, judges caution.
04Religious Zionism leader Bezalel Smotrich accuses judges of intimidation and calls for police probe.
05Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi likens government stance to a call for freedom from court control.
06The dispute signals a deepening constitutional crisis between Israel's judiciary and government.

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