Israel's judge selections to resume after 18-month dispute leaves dozens of courts understaffed

Israel's process for selecting judges is set to resume following an 18-month stalemate that has resulted in many courts being understaffed. The lack of new appointments has hindered the judicial system's efficiency and operation.

This dispute has broader implications for the rule of law and governance in Israel, as the appointment of judges is critical for maintaining judicial independence and public confidence in the legal system.