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From Nazi jurists to Israel's Supreme Court: Backroom battles and bitter feuds in academia

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When I met Ruth Gavison as a law student, she was the most isolated person in Israeli legal academia, after she dared to criticize the Supreme Court's pretensions to police Israeli politics. The story of a previous prominent case of a scholar falling victim to internal intrigues in the legal academic world is told in two books

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From Nazi jurists to Israel's Supreme Court: Backroom battles and bitter feuds in academia

When I met Ruth Gavison as a law student, she was the most isolated person in Israeli legal academia, after she dared to criticize the Supreme Court's pretensions to police Israeli politics. The story of a previous prominent case of a scholar falling victim to internal intrigues in the legal academic world is told in two books

4 days ago·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel

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Haaretz broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel 4 days ago on Monday, September 29, 2025.

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