Israel's Supreme Court weighs in as govt fights NGO bans and media access; high-stakes clashes over rule of law in Gaza/West Bank. Bagatz.
Israel has temporarily halted the licenses of 37 aid organizations operating in Gaza, citing new registration rules aimed at security concerns. The aid groups argue the move risks a humanitarian crisis, and have appealed for a court order to delay the ban. The case remains under review as aid delivery continues in Gaza.
Israel's Supreme Court issued a temporary injunction allowing NGOs to continue operations in Gaza and the West Bank after their registration was revoked. The ruling responds to a petition from aid groups concerned about safety and operational restrictions amid ongoing tensions.