The Supreme Court overturned the restrictive “Caspi Doctrine,” restoring the right of public petitioners to bring parallel cases and reaffirming the judiciary’s role in protecting public interest.

The Court struck down a clause in the “Ben Gvir Law” that would have allowed political interference in police investigations, ensuring law enforcement remains professional and independent.

We secured a temporary injunction halting Prime Minister Netanyahu’s attempt to remove Shin Bet Chief Ronen Bar while he was investigating classified leaks in the “Qatargate” affair.

We are leading the legal battle to protect Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara and other senior legal advisors targeted for dismissal after opposing unlawful policies.

We petitioned the Court against efforts to replace ministry legal advisors with political appointees—an attack on the civil service and checks and balances.

In a major milestone, the Court issued a conditional order requiring the government to justify its failure to enforce military service laws for yeshiva students—marking progress in the struggle for equal civic burden.

The Supreme Court struck down the government’s attempt to appoint a Civil Service Commissioner through a politicized process, ruling that such appointments must follow competitive and professional standards. The decision reinforced protections against political interference in Israel’s public sector.

Following our petition, the Judicial Appointments Committee appointed a permanent President of the Supreme Court, ending a prolonged political stalemate. This decision upheld judicial integrity and ensured the stability of Israel’s highest court.