Judicial overhaul

The law sets that the Attorney General will give legal opinions and legal advice on matters of law to all parts of the executive branch, and will help the government carry out its policy and goals within the framework of the law, uphold the rule of law in the executive branch and establish uniformity and coordination in it in interpreting the law.

A proposal to add an obligation for judges to visit prisons – in their first year in office and again every four years.

Amendment of a law complementary to Basic Law: The Judiciary (Amendment No. 4), 2025.

A bill to amend the Courts Law: banning publication of the name of a suspect in a sexual offense will require a psychiatric opinion attesting to mental harm.

The law sets that the Attorney General will give legal opinions and legal advice on matters of law to all parts of the executive branch, and will help the government carry out its policy and goals within the framework of the law, uphold the rule of law in the executive branch and establish uniformity and coordination in it in interpreting the law.

A proposal to add an obligation for judges to visit prisons – in their first year in office and again every four years.

A bill to ensure the independence of legal advisers in every government ministry in making legal decisions, with less subordination to management.

The proposal restricts the state's right to appeal acquittals in criminal proceedings, and makes such an appeal require leave from the court.

The bill limits the state's right to appeal a person's acquittal in criminal proceedings, and will require leave of the court.

The bill changes the assignment of panels at the Supreme Court to be computerized and without human intervention, and requires a hearing by a full panel in the case of a request for a further hearing.

The proposal requires appointing a prosecutor external to the State Attorney's Office in investigations against the Attorney General and the State Attorney, in order to prevent conflicts of interest.

The proposal transfers the authority to decide on criminal prosecutions against the Prime Minister, ministers and MKs from the Attorney General to a committee of three jurists.

A bill to transfer from the powers of the Attorney General to the State Attorney decisions on investigating and indicting the Prime Minister and members of the government.

A proposal to transfer from the Attorney General to the State Attorney the powers to decide on opening an investigation and indicting the Prime Minister and members of the government.

A proposal to split the role of the Attorney General, so that decisions on investigating and prosecuting the Prime Minister and its members will pass to a new legal adviser to be appointed by a public committee.

The proposal splits the role of the Attorney General and transfers the powers to decide on investigations and prosecutions of prime ministers and ministers to a three-member committee.

A bill to split the role of the Attorney General into three separate positions: legal adviser, prosecutor general, and the state's representative in court.

A proposal to add an obligation for judges to visit prisons – in their first year in office and again every four years.

Setting a three-year cooling-off period between the end of service as a prosecutor and appointment as a judge in the courts.

A proposal to amend Basic Law: The Judiciary: judicial powers and rules of procedure in civil courts will require the approval of the Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee.

The proposal requires disclosure of foreign funding in petitions to the Supreme Court and reporting to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on organizations supported mainly from abroad.

The proposal prevents 'terror rewarders' and organizations supporting them from petitioning the High Court of Justice against legal decisions regarding compensation for terror victims.

The law sets that the Attorney General will give legal opinions and legal advice on matters of law to all parts of the executive branch, and will help the government carry out its policy and goals within the framework of the law, uphold the rule of law in the executive branch and establish uniformity and coordination in it in interpreting the law.