Simcha Rothman
RZP's Simcha Rothman calls for investigation into alleged PA interference in Knesset election
Asked whether he was suggesting that the results of the most recent Knesset elections should be annulled, Rothman responded with a series of hypothetical scenarios.
Oct. 7 terrorist trials face delays, Rothman calls to accelerate process for early 2027 indictments
MK Simcha Rothman lashes out after judicial representatives miss October 7 terrorist meeting
Rothman kicks deputy attorney-general out of Knesset panel debating contentious A-G split bill
Historic High Court hearing held on judicial reform law
The over 12-hour hearing is the culmination of a year of political and legal turmoil for Israel over the first judicial reform legislation to pass into law.
Rothman: Justices are 'privileged elites,' overruling Israeli democracy
Speaking at the historic High Court hearing on Tuesday, Rothman argued the court was overruling the democratic will of the people to choose their elected officials.
Israel's High Court rejects Rothman appeal to disqualify top justice
Rothman had appealed to the court on Monday as one of the respondents to the eight petitions against the judicial reform law.
Religious Zionist MK to advance bill greatly limiting migration into Israel
If the bill is to pass, Israel would have a set annual quota for people gaining refugee status in the country.
Rothman looks to ban Israel's top justice from judicial reform hearing
Knesset Legal Advisor Sagit Afik reportedly refused to file the motion, which Rothman sought because she had expressed bias on the matter.
Rothman, Yair Netanyahu seek restraining orders against protesters
Simcha Rothman filed a restraining order against a group of over 400 people who sought to disrupt his vacation.
Online initiative gets Israelis and Diaspora Jews talking
Ledaber's mission is to heal Israeli society through personal interactions and foster genuine understanding.
Final debate on Israeli reasonableness bill begins in Knesset plenum
"The current situation is not democracy, and not the rule of law," Simcha Rothman said. "The High Court will not determine what is reasonable, the ministers will determine [that]."
Israel's Law Committee rejects over 27,000 reasonableness bill revisions
"There are about 1300 revision requests that we require to be justified," said Kariv. "There is a limit to how many things can be imposed on the opposition."
Israeli lawmakers debate over 25,000 proposed changes to judicial reform bill
The bill would prevent the use of the reasonableness standard against administrative decisions by the government, prime minister, and ministers.