judges and registrars' division
The Israeli Judicial system has three levels of courts:
The Supreme Court, which is the highest Court in Israel, serves as a Court of Appeals as well as the High Court of Justice, hearing petitions against governmental authorities. The President of the Supreme Court heads the judicial system. Justice Isaac Amit currently serves in this role as an Acting President..
District Courts hear appeals and serve as courts of first instance for certain civil, criminal and administrative cases. National Labor Court judges are listed as District Court Judges.
Magistrates' Courts serve as courts of first instance for certain criminal and civil cases. Regional Labor Court judges are listed as Magistrates' Court Judges.
Please note:
1. One Registrar of the Supreme Court holds an appointment as a Magistrates' Court judge.
2. Data regarding the proportions of people with disabilities is not collected for legal reasons.