Writings by Topic: Israeli Supreme Court


Title	Publication	Date

Esther Hayut's Parting Shot	Mishpacha Magazine	January 17, 2024
Judicial Reform for Me, but Not for Thee		July 25, 2023
Without a Connection to the Past, There is No Future	Mishpacha Magazine	May 2, 2023
Disquietude in the Holy Land	Mishpacha Magazine	March 21, 2023
Disquietude in the Holy Land	Mishpacha Magazine	March 21, 2023
Kadi Justice	Mishpacha Magazine	February 28, 2023
A question of modesty	Mishpacha Magazine	February 21, 2023
Getting Judicial Reform Done	Mishpacha Magazine	February 15, 2023
Hope for More Good Things to Come	Mishpacha Magazine	January 24, 2023
He Who Grabs Too Much Loses Everything	Mishpacha Magazine	January 17, 2023
Out of Court Defense	Mishpacha Magazine	August 26, 2020
Will Netanyahu Sink Judicial Reform?	Mishpacha Magazine	May 29, 2019
Israel Led the Way -- Sadly	Yated Ne'eman	July 3, 2015
Nasso -- A Rare Win against the Government Legal Establishment	Mishpacha Magazine	May 22, 2015
How the Attorney-General Threatens Israeli Democracy	Jerusalem Post	November 9, 2012
Bo 5772 -- Israeli Supreme Court Affirms Self-Preservation; Defeating the Terrorists Within; Comrades-in-Arms	Mishpacha Magazine	January 25, 2012
Who is Undermining Israeli Democracy?	Jerusalem Post	December 9, 2011
Some Hidden Dangers for the Chareidi Community	Yated Ne'eman	March 2, 2011
Legal Follies	Mishpacha Magazine	July 7, 2010
Leveling the Playing Field for All	The Jerusalem Post	November 13, 2009
Why the Chametz law matters	Jerusalem Post	April 18, 2008
Putting the Cats in Charge	Jerusalem Post	August 24, 2007
The Tide Turns	Yated Ne'eman	August 15, 2007
Chalk one up for Olmert	Jerusalem Post	June 15, 2007
Turnabout – A Purim Story for Our Time	Mishpacha	February 28, 2007
Turnabout – a Tale for Adar	Yated Ne'eman	February 21, 2007
Constitution Fever Again	Yated Ne'eman	May 24, 2006
Immoral Enemies	Mishpacha	December 1, 2005
Justices as Technocrats	Jerusalem Post	July 29, 2005
Judges as technocrats - don’t believe it	Maariv	July 24, 2005
Made in America is better	Mishpacha	July 21, 2005
Friends in high places	Jerusalem Post	July 1, 2005
Not in his image	Hamodia	June 24, 2005
Legal torment in Rechovot	Hamodia	June 10, 2005
Joubran doesn't get it	Maariv	May 18, 2005
The end of Jewish identity	Maariv	April 8, 2005
Why not democracy?	Mishpacha	February 16, 2005
A new type of askonus	London Jewish Tribune	January 19, 2005
Our Platonic Guardians at it again	Hamodia	January 19, 2005
Efforts to crush haredi society will backfire	Jerusalem Post	December 31, 2004
The Court strikes again	Hamodia	December 22, 2004
The Israeli Supreme Court Encourages Divorce	Maariv	July 22, 2004
Supreme Court on Palestinian side of the fence	Mishpacha	July 14, 2004
Mazuz vs. the old elites	Jerusalem Post	July 2, 2004
Meni from Netivot	Ma'ariv	July 2, 2004
Welcome Meni Mazuz	Hamodia	June 23, 2004
Think again: nullification hogwash	Jerusalem Post	June 18, 2004
One more slice	London Jewish Tribune	June 2, 2004
As the wheels turn	Jerusalem Post	May 21, 2004
Bad faith and shoddy goods	Hamodia	May 14, 2004
Welcome retirements	Mishpacha	April 1, 2004
Judicial activism and the chareidim	London Jewish Tribune	February 13, 2004
The decline of Israeli sovereignty	Maariv	January 26, 2004
This Time Justice Barak is Right	Mishpacha	December 11, 2003
Rubinstein’s J’accuse	Hamodia	December 5, 2003
Arutz-7 and the free marketplace of ideas in Israel	Mishpacha	October 30, 2003
A citizen above suspicion	Jerusalem Post	September 12, 2003
Sad stories make bad constitutions	Jerusalem Post	July 25, 2003
A stealth constitution	Ma'ariv	July 6, 2003
More clique than court	Jerusalem Post	May 30, 2003
Court Under Fire	Hamodia	May 30, 2003
Preserving the power of the Wall	Jerusalem Post	May 9, 2003
Who will guard the guardians?	Jerusalem Post	January 31, 2003
No triumph for Israeli democracy	Jerusalem Post	January 17, 2003
Israeli democracy at the crossroads	Hamodia	January 10, 2003
Dangerous Winds A'blowin	Jerusalem Post	October 11, 2002
No Psalms in Israel	Jerusalem Post	April 26, 2002
A Purim story for our times	Jerusalem Post	February 22, 2002
Drunk with its own arrogance	Jerusalem Post	February 15, 2002
Back to the ghetto	Hamodia	February 8, 2002
Drunk with arrogance	Hamodia	January 18, 2002
Let democracy grow	Jerusalem Post	January 5, 2002
A tale of two pardons	Jerusalem Post International Edition	August 3, 2001
Democracy vs. Rehavia	Jerusalem Post	July 20, 2001
How not to pick a Supreme Court	Jerusalem Post International Edition	June 29, 2001
The missing link	Jerusalem Post	June 29, 2001
The all powerful A-G and other fallacies	Jerusalem Post	May 18, 2001
Some opinions are more equal than others	Jerusalem Post	May 4, 2001
Courts and tax policy: Slippery slope ahead	Jerusalem Post	April 20, 2001
Why Israeli justice is suspect	Jerusalem Post	February 16, 2001
Judicial Infallibility	Jerusalem Post International Edition	January 19, 2001
Epistolary justice	Jerusalem Post	January 12, 2001
Inconsistent justice	Jerusalem Post	January 5, 2001
Child-rearing issues are too important for the courts	Jerusalem Post	November 2, 2000
Presumed guilty	Jerusalem Post	October 17, 2000
Lessons from the Elyagon fiasco	Jerusalem Post	September 8, 2000
The great protectors	Jerusalem Post	September 1, 2000
Calling a spade a spade	Jerusalem Post	June 16, 2000
Who needs parents anyway	Jerusalem Post	April 2, 2000
Miss Manners takes Rav Ovadia to the woodshed	Jerusalem Post	March 31, 2000
Appearances do count	Jerusalem Post	March 3, 2000
Freedom of thought at risk	Jerusalem Post	December 11, 1999
A court of one	Jerusalem Post	October 15, 1999
The stealth constitution	Jerusalem Post	October 12, 1999
Heads I win, tails you lose	Jerusalem Post	June 11, 1999
If I ruled the world	Jerusalem Post	April 16, 1999
The real issue	Jerusalem Post	February 12, 1999
Boomerang Barak	Jerusalem Post	June 19, 1998
An enemy everyone can hate	Jerusalem Post	April 24, 1998
Court run amok	Jerusalem Post	November 14, 1997
The man who would be king	Jerusalem Post	September 26, 1997