"Israeli Coalition Seeks to Postpone High Court Decision on Judicial 'Reasonableness' Law"

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The Shas party in Israel is advancing a bill to extend the period retired Supreme Court judges have to issue their rulings from three to nine months. This move is seen as an attempt to delay the High Court's decision on a controversial law that would limit the court's power to overturn government decisions. The proposed legislation is part of a broader debate on judicial authority and separation of powers in Israel.
- Ultra-Orthodox Shas Party Pushing Bill to Delay Top Court Ruling on Judicial Coup Law - Israel News Haaretz
- Arye Deri calls for law to delay contentious High Court verdict The Jerusalem Post
- Coalition said advancing law aimed at delaying High Court's reasonableness ruling The Times of Israel
- Israeli High Court Poised To Strike Down Judicial 'reasonableness' Clause - I24NEWS i24NEWS
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