To
safeguard
and protect
the national interests of the Jewish people
in the State of Israel
with an emphasis
on the legal system.
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who we are and
why we do it
The Legal Forum for Israel is one of the oldest right-wing NGOs, established in 2004 by Nachi Eyal and volunteer lawyers. Our primary focus is safeguarding and protecting the Jewish people in the State of Israel, with a particular emphasis on the legal system. With over 400 volunteer lawyers, we operate both in the legal and public arenas, aiming to bring about positive change through legal means.
our Mission
Our Mission: To safeguard and protect the national interests of the Jewish people in the State of Israel, with an emphasis on the legal system.
areas of activity
fight against terrorism
Adv. Yossi Fox
Unauthorized infiltrators
Adv. Idan Abuhav
transparency in the judicial system
Adv. Itai HaCohen
international arena
Adv. Yifa Segal
Legal Forum for Israel
achievements
Establishing a state audit body for the attorney's office
8-year struggle establishes state audit body for attorney's office.
After an eight-year struggle to audit the attorney's office, which is one of the strongest bodies in Israel, we succeeded in establishing a state audit body for the attorney's office. During the struggle, the attorney's office went on strike twice.
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Successful fight exposes judge selection protocols.
Legal Forum exposed secret judge selection proceedings
Until the Legal Forum’s action, the committee for the selection of judges operated in the dark, appointed its members and hid its proceedings from the public in Israel.
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Provided legal defense for the Boycott Law
8-year struggle establishes state audit body for attorney's office.
After an eight-year struggle to audit the attorney's office, which is one of the strongest bodies in Israel, we succeeded in establishing a state audit body for the attorney's office. During the struggle, the attorney's office went on strike twice.
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