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Letters to the Editor: Demographics, Israeli Supreme Court, Salvador Litvak and Marcus Freed
Western Wall egalitarian prayer activists say they will go to Supreme Court
The negotiating team supporting the implementation of the agreement to create an egalitarian prayer space at the Western Wall said it was planning to initiate legal action in Israel’s Supreme Court.
Democracy needs to come to the court
The passing of Justice Antonin Scalia has put the political world in the US into discord.
Israeli conversion ruling dents Chief Rabbinate’s control of ritual
The Israeli Supreme Court decision on Jewish conversion changes almost nothing. But down the line, it could change a lot.
Palestinian detainee ends 65-day hunger-strike
Palestinian detainee Mohammed Allan ended his 65-day hunger strike against his detention without trial on Wednesday after the Israeli Supreme Court suspended his arrest warrant, his lawyer said.
Israel’s Supreme Court rejects removing Muslim Quarter from Jerusalem Day route
The annual Jerusalem Day march will still go through the Muslim Quarter of the Old City after the Supreme Court rejected a petition to change its route.