The High Court of Justice Ordered the State and the Municipality of Jerusalem to Report Back Within Three Months on Their Progress in Obtaining the Work Permits Required. The Case – Filed by the non-Orthodox Movements and Women of the Wall – Has Dragged on for Nearly 10 Years
Current section
'Extended and Exceptional Period of Time'
The High Court of Justice ordered the state and the municipality of Jerusalem to report back within three months on their progress in obtaining the work permits required. The case – filed by the non-Orthodox movements and Women of the Wall – has dragged on for nearly 10 years
Print in a simple, ad-free format
Ad-free and in a comfortable reading format
The Court's Ruling Cited Years of Bureaucratic Delays and Obstacles, Noting That Authorities 'Must Urgently Act to Provide Access…
The Knesset Will Vote This Week on a Controversial Bill That Would Outlaw Egalitarian Prayer at Western Wall, Giving the…
The Court Again Delayed a Ruling on a Second Petition Filed by the Foreign Press Association in Israel in 2024, Granting the…
The High Court Responded to a Petition Filed by 17 Organizations, and Froze the Current Situation, Allowing These Organizations…
JERUSALEM: Israel’s Supreme Court on Sunday authorized up to 100 worshippers to pray at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, up from 50…
Police Summoned the Head of the Waqf, Who Answers to the Jordanian Government, to a Police Station in East Jerusalem, Instead of…
