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Explainer-Netanyahu government challenge to Supreme Court reignites judicial row
JERUSALEM, July 6 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has threatened to fight a Supreme Court order regarding a media regulator, reigniting a judicial row that shook Israel in the months leading up to Hamas' October 7, 2023 attack.The decision comes ahead of a national election expected by late October.WHAT DID THE GOVERNMENT SAY?In a statement on Sunday, the government said that a June 17 ruling by the Supreme Court regarding the composition of the Second Authority for Television and Radio was a clear case of judicial overreach.
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ynetnews.com
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haaretz.com
In first, Netanyahu government says it will defy High Court ruling
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cryptobriefing.com
Netanyahu defies Supreme Court, escalating Israel's constitutional crisis
Netanyahu defies the Supreme Court, escalating Israel's constitutional crisis. Ouster before 2027 priced at 46% YES.
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middleeastmonitor.com
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washingtonexaminer.com
Netanyahu government says it will defy Israel's Supreme Court, escalating crisis
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al-monitor.com
Israel government says it will defy Supreme Court ruling on media regulator
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How a High Court order on TV regulation escalated into a constitutional crisis | Explainer
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nytimes.com
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jpost.com
Netanyahu’s government is turning court rulings into political choices | The Jerusalem Post
Sunday’s decision, however, a clear, official, and unanimous declaration that the government reserves the right to determine which court rulings it will obey, is different.
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Netanyahu's government to selectively comply with court rulings, risking crisis
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Explainer-Netanyahu government challenge to Supreme Court reignites judicial row
JERUSALEM, July 6 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has threatened to fight a Supreme Court order regarding a media regulator, reigniting a judicial row…
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thenationalnews.com
Israeli government's vow to defy Supreme Court ruling causes alarm | The National
Opponents say stance paves way for constitutional crisis and undermining of elections
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Second Authority Council clash not yet a constitutional crisis | The Jerusalem Post
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Haaretz Explains • Constitutional crisis? Why Israel's government just openly defied the High Court
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Netanyahu defies court ruling, sparking potential constitutional crisis in Israel
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Ehud Barak warns about Netanyahu's next move: 'He has no restraints' | The Jerusalem Post
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How a TV regulator became the center of Israel’s constitutional crisis
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