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The law caused widespread anger and division, prompting hundreds of thousands of protesters to take the streets calling for the reforms to be scrapped - and for the resignation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israel's justice minister and architect of the law Yariv Levin criticised the judges for "taking into their hands all the powers" and called their decision to strike it down undemocratic.
But opposition leader Yair Lapid welcomed the verdict, saying on X (formerly Twitter) that the country's top court had "faithfully fulfilled its role in protecting the citizens of Israel".
These would have weakened the power of the Supreme Court to review or throw out laws, enabling a simple majority of one in the Knesset (parliament) to overrule such decisions.
The government has also attempted to gain greater power over appointing judges, and to scrap the requirement for ministers to obey the advice of their legal advisers.
Israel's leadership has been under pressure domestically for its perceived failure for preventing Hamas's attack on 7 October, and for so far proving unable to rescue all the Israeli hostages who were taken into Gaza.
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