HCJ 5555/18
Supreme Court of Israel decision
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HCJ 5555/18
Summary
HCJ 5555/18 is a Supreme Court of Israel decision[1].
Key Facts
- HCJ 5555/18 authored Esther Hayut[2].
- HCJ 5555/18 authored George Karra[3].
- HCJ 5555/18 is in the country of Israel[4].
- HCJ 5555/18's instance of is recorded as Supreme Court of Israel decision[5].
- HCJ 5555/18's language of work or name is recorded as Hebrew[6].
- HCJ 5555/18's publication date is recorded as +2021-07-08T00:00:00Z[7].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as Akram Hasson[8].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as Riad Agbaria[9].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as Meretz[10].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as Morsi Abu Mokh[11].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as Hassan Haib[12].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as High Follow-Up Committee for Arab Citizens of Israel[13].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as Rafik Halabi[14].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as Association for Civil Rights in Israel[15].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as Q61126946[16].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as Sami Michael[17].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as Micha Ullman[18].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as The Knesset[19].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as cabinet of Israel[20].
- HCJ 5555/18's participant is recorded as Attorney General of Israel[21].
- HCJ 5555/18's significant event is recorded as oral argument[22].
- HCJ 5555/18's main subject is recorded as Basic Law: Israel as the Nation-State of the Jewish People[23].
- HCJ 5555/18's work available at URL is recorded as https://supremedecisions.court.gov.il/Home/Download?path=HebrewVerdicts\18/550/055/V36&fileName=18055550.V36&type=4[24].
- HCJ 5555/18's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as Israel[25].
- HCJ 5555/18's legal citation of this text is recorded as בג"ץ 5555/18[26].
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Works and Contributions
Authored works include Esther Hayut[2], a lawyer[27], b. 1953[28], of Israel[29] and George Karra[3], a judge[30], b. 1952[31], of Israel[32].