Israel's Supreme Court is the most powerful in the democratic world. But how did a handful of unelected judges come to hold such sway over a nation's laws, politics, and future? In Rogue Justice, Israeli-American attorney Yonatan Green recounts the Court's extraordinary rise - and the bitter controversy it has unleashed. Through close analysis of landmark rulings, novel doctrines, and the structural features of Israel's legal system, Green traces the Court's ascent from a modest judicial institution to the central arbiter of Israel's political and social disputes. Revealing how judicial supremacy came to dominate Israeli governance, the book situates Israel's constitutional crisis within broader global debates of pressing concern for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers alike. As Israel faces a new constitutional showdown, Rogue Justice is an urgent and accessible guide to the struggle over law, democracy, and power in the Jewish state.
