Israel/Politics

Until this point, military boycotts against the Netanyahu government's judicial overhaul have been limited to reservists

Gallant objects to a bill seeking to assert political control over the Judicial Selection Committee

Demonstrations will be planned every day next week

The leader is in violation of conflict of interest agreement by pledging to take over judicial overhaul, according to Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara

'The voice is the voice of Netanyahu, but the hands are the hands of Yariv Levin,' says Opposition Leader Yair Lapid

His speech follows a 'National Day of Paralysis' which saw Israelis opposing the controversial judicial reform take to the streets nationwide in protest

Protests at the airport are expected in the afternoon before the prime minister's departure for London

'This kind of oppressive policy would be more indicative of hardline Muslim regimes than the democratic Jewish state'

Repealing disengagement law ends 'discrimination' and 'humiliation' against Jews in their 'historical homeland,' statement says

"Bibi, don't count on a quiet weekend"

"Our task now is to return to the settlements in Gush Katif and rebuild them"

Smotrich hails legislation: 'What you vote for is what you get!'

Chikli was reacting to the demands of the ultra-Orthodox deputies to give their members preference in finding jobs

Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies are urging the opposition to use the upcoming vacation to hold negotiations

"The terrorists and our enemies do not distinguish between the right and left, between secular and religious, between the residents of settlements and Tel Aviv"

Knesset's Justice Committee will hold four consecutive hearings to prepare the bill to give the government full control over judicial appointments

The targeting of government ministers' homes is not new to the ongoing civil unrest in the country

Demonstrations in more than 100 towns and cities, including Haifa, Jerusalem and Be'er Sheva

Locals seem divided over the Internal Security Minister's presence; Police respond to demonstrators by deploying tear gas

The graffiti, which was painted across a wall in the center of the city, called Levin “the enemy of the people”

Following the government’s proposed judicial reforms this year, more and more voices are being heard discussing alternative countries to Israel

The response from the government and coalition was swift: at times polite and at times less so, the answer was a swift rejection

Protesters stage third midweek 'day of disruption'