David Kirshenbaum
The A-G is bad for business and Israel's national unity – opinion
The Western support for Palestinians: Does it pass the 'Lady Justice test'? - opinion
Not very reasonable: Leaving Israel for New Zealand over the reasonableness clause - opinion
Israel's judicial reform strengthens democracy - opinion
The power of the Supreme Court to mold legislation goes far beyond the self-conferred authority to annul laws of the Knesset.
Should the right to protest be held above public health?
The protestors have a right in law to protest publicly. But these are not normal times.
Netanyahu's liberties crushed under the color of law – opinion
The Left could not accept that Netanyahu, whom they openly disdained and who championed policies and held beliefs much different from theirs, kept winning the support of the Israeli public.
Restoring Israel’s democracy
In a true democracy, power and authority are granted by the consent of the governed. They cannot simply be seized – not even by sophisticated judges in dignified robes.
Netanyahu does honor to Zionism
Zionism is not about being popular; those who dishonor our past and who fail to face up to clear and present dangers can't be trusted with the holy task of protecting the future of the Jewish People.
Rights to the Temple Mount
It is time the police start enforcing the most basic of religious rights, for Jews as well as Muslims.
Two-state solution is a deadly illusion
Only the dangerously foolish would believe that the Arabs would long forgo a fundamental attribute of sovereignty and agree to remain demilitarized.
Hommage à Dr Pollard, le père
Dr Morris Pollard a consacré jusqu’à son dernier souffle à la sanctification de la vie et à la lutte pour libérer son fils
Ending the injustice that outlasted a father
Morris Pollard fought to free his son from prison until his death last June.
Bad precedent: The Supreme Court and Beit El
In cases like these, legal doctrine widely recognized for centuries in Western legal systems would result in payment of compensation to a prior existing owner, rather than eviction.
