Israeli Supreme Court Opinions On The West Bank Barrier
On two occasions the Israeli Government has been instructed by the Supreme Court of Israel (SCI) to alter the route of the barrier to ensure that negative impacts on Palestinians would be minimized and proportional .
Read more about Israeli Supreme Court Opinions On The West Bank Barrier: Israeli Supreme Court Decision of 2004, Israeli Supreme Court Decision of 2005
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