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Judicial Selection Committee Names 68 Court Officials After Year-and-Half Freeze
The committee filled positions across Israel's court system on Sunday. The appointments address part of a vacancy shortage previously flagged by the High Court of Justice.
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The Judicial Selection Committee on Sunday appointed 68 people to judicial posts across Israel's court system. The selections follow roughly 18 months during which the committee did not meet, leaving multiple vacancies unfilled.
Background on the Shortage The High Court of Justice had previously stated that the vacancies caused serious harm to court services and the public. The new appointments reduce but do not eliminate the shortage, particularly at the district-court level.
A photograph released with the announcement showed Supreme Court President Isaac Amit and ten other justices arriving for a hearing on petitions regarding the committee's composition.
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