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Binat Shwartz, former Jerusalem district planner, Binat Schwartz, is currently head the planning devision at the minister of interior. Nov 23 2011. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
Binat Shwartz, former Jerusalem district planner, Binat Schwartz, is currently head the planning devision at the minister of interior. Nov 23 2011. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
Interior Minister Director General Dr. Shuki Amrani
CIO of the Ministry of the Interior
Dr Shuki Amrani, Interior Minister Director General (r) with CIO of the Ministry of the Interior Moshe Abramson. Nov 23 2011. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90
Judge Noam Solberg, was a hotly debated candidate for the supreme court as he is a religious-nationalist from Alon Shvut, a Jewish settlement in the West Bank. The Committee for Appointment of Judges convened in a stormy showdown between leftist forces led by Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch and centrist-nJUDGationalists. Beinisch is due to retire in February but is reportedly fighting with all her might to prevent the court from changing its leftist hue. Beinisch is against the appointment of Judge Noam Solber. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90.
Judge Noam Solberg, was a hotly debated candidate for the supreme court as he is a religious-nationalist from Alon Shvut, a Jewish settlement in the West Bank. The Committee for Appointment of Judges convened in a stormy showdown between leftist forces led by Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch and centrist-nJUDGationalists. Beinisch is due to retire in February but is reportedly fighting with all her might to prevent the court from changing its leftist hue. Beinisch is against the appointment of Judge Noam Solber. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90.
Judge Noam Solberg, was a hotly debated candidate for the supreme court as he is a religious-nationalist from Alon Shvut, a Jewish settlement in the West Bank. The Committee for Appointment of Judges convened in a stormy showdown between leftist forces led by Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch and centrist-nJUDGationalists. Beinisch is due to retire in February but is reportedly fighting with all her might to prevent the court from changing its leftist hue. Beinisch is against the appointment of Judge Noam Solber. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90.
Judge Noam Solberg, was a hotly debated candidate for the supreme court as he is a religious-nationalist from Alon Shvut, a Jewish settlement in the West Bank. The Committee for Appointment of Judges convened in a stormy showdown between leftist forces led by Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch and centrist-nJUDGationalists. Beinisch is due to retire in February but is reportedly fighting with all her might to prevent the court from changing its leftist hue. Beinisch is against the appointment of Judge Noam Solber. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90.
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