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After deadlock: 70 new judges appointed to Israel's courts

Arutz Sheva

June 29, 2026

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After deadlock: 70 new judges appointed to Israel's courts

After a year-and-a-half of paralysis, Israel's Judicial Selection Committee reaches agreements on appointment of approximately 70 new judges to family, traffic, and juvenile courts, including promotion of Judge Menahem Mizrahi to the district court.

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