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Miriam Naor

Miriam Naor

  • Naor was born in Jerusalem.
  • In 1965 she completed her high school studies at the Hebrew Gymnasium in Jerusalem.
  • In the years 1965-1967 she served in the IDF.
  • In 1971 she completed her law studies at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
  • Over the years she taught various subjects at the Hebrew University.
  • In 1972 she qualified as a lawyer.
  • Naor clerked for Supreme Court justice (later Chief Justice) Moshe Landau.
  • In the years 1972-1979, she worked on constitutional issues in the State Attorney’s Office under Mishael Cheshin, who would later be appointed Deputy Chief Justice.
  • In 1980 she won her first judicial appointment to the Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court.
  • In April 1988, she was elected to the position of acting judge of the District Court in Jerusalem.
  • In May 1989, she was elected as a judge of the District Court in Jerusalem, where she dealt with all areas of law. Among other things, she served as the head of the court for antitrust and as the head of the court for uniform contracts.
  • In August 2000 she was appointed vice president for administrative affairs.
  • In June 2001, she was appointed to serve as a judge of the Supreme Court.
  • In June 2003 she was appointed as a permanent judge of the Supreme Court.
  • In May 2012, she was appointed to the position of Deputy President of the Supreme Court.
  • In January 2015, she was appointed as President of the Supreme Court.
  • On 10.26.2017 she retired from office.
  • In October 2018 she was appointed as President of the Zionist Supreme Court of the World Zionist Organization.
  • In 2018 she joined the board of directors of the Jewish People's Policy Institute from the foundation of the Jewish Agency for Israel.
  • In 2019, she received an honorary doctorate from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem
  • In June 2021, she was appointed to chair the State Commission of Inquiry to investigate the Lag BaOmer disaster at the Rashbi's tomb on Mount Meron.
  • She passed away on January 24, 2022.

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