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Compromise yields 3 new Supreme Court justices. Uzi Fogelman was Beinisch's choice. Yitzhak Amit and US- born Neal Hendel come from Orthodox backgrounds
2009
Overview
Compromises of all kinds finally broke the deadlock in the Judicial Selection Committee and led to the appointment on Sunday of three new Supreme Court justices: Tel Aviv District Court Judge Uzi Fogelman, Haifa District Court Judge Yitzhak Amit and US-born Beersheba District Court Judge Neal Hendel. During Friday's deadlocked meeting, the closest the committee came to agreeing on three candidates was when the trio of Vogelman, Amit and Hendel was proposed in a simulation vote. They garnered six of the nine votes, one short of the required minimum majority of seven. But by then, it was already clear that Hendel had seven votes in his favor. Hendel worked in the Southern District Attorney's Office from 1983 to 1988, was named to the Beersheba Magistrate's Court in 1988 and to the Beersheba District Court in 1997. In 2006, he was appointed deputy president of the Beersheba District Court.
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The Jerusalem Post Ltd
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