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London Police Sued in High Court Over Arrest of Pro-Jewish Activist
London's Metropolitan Police faces a High Court lawsuit led by Our Fight UK founder Mark Birbeck over his wrongful arrest for holding a pro-Jewish solidarity sign.

Netivot Petitions High Court to Enforce Post-October 7 Rehabilitation Plan
The municipality of Netivot has petitioned the High Court of Justice against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and government ministries, demanding the enforcement of Resolution 3303 for post-October 7 rehabilitation and development. The city argues that bureaucratic criteria have slashed its share of funds to a quarter despite housing half the regional population.
Education Minister Yoav Kisch Urges High Court to Dismiss Haredi Funding Petition
Education Minister Yoav Kisch urged the High Court to dismiss a petition against funding Haredi school networks, calling the link between teacher qualifications and curriculum standards a "radical claim."
High Court issues order nisi against Minister Karhi's regional radio reform
The judges temporarily halted the move to expand the broadcast area of several regional radio stations. The parties, including Minister Karhi, must submit their responses to the High Court by October 4.
Parents threaten High Court: "Immediately freeze the pilot for replacing medical assistants"
Following Walla's exposure regarding the placement of nurses in ten schools as early as the upcoming school year, the Ya'el association demands to stop the move and ensure that no child loses the existing medical response. If the Ministry of Education does not respond by August 30, the association threatens to petition the High Court.
"High Court saved Channel 14 from closure this evening"
The High Court's ruling against the government's decision to close the Galei Tzahal radio station sparked a surprising reaction this Thursday. Program host Noam Amir commented on the verdict with irony.
Demolition order from 2006 not implemented, complex expanded: High Court rejects petition
A demolition order against a scrapyard in western Binyamin has remained on paper for nearly 20 years, with inspections revealing the site has actually grown. The High Court ruled that the state's enforcement actions do not justify judicial intervention. Regavim criticized the decision, stating the court has "made a mockery of the law."
Danger of wage delays: Local Government Center petitions against High Court order
The Local Government Center has petitioned the High Court to lift a budget freeze, warning that the delay threatens salary payments for 'Summer Vacation School' staff. The court previously blocked several transfers approved by the Finance Committee.