Judicial Reform
Israel needs a thin constitution to bridge its political divide - opinion
Israel’s opposition has put a constitution on the agenda, but a broad consensus may require a narrower approach focused on government institutions.
WATCH: RZP releases AI video showing arrests of judicial officials as part of election campaign
MK Tally Gotliv says she would consider joining Ben-Gvir if 'good concrete offer' presented
Former Netanyahu chief of staff Horowitz reveals tensions with PM's family
Israel's security is America's security. Americans should not ignore that - opinion
American regional security depends on Israel transforming its tactical victories against Hamas. The last thing Israel needs is internal strife that contributes to regional destabilization.
Reporter's Notebook: After Shin Bet embarrassment, Eli Sharvit will sail away unscathed - comment
Sharvit will sail through this choppy water and emerge unscathed. • It is less clear if those responsible for the rescinded offer end the same.
Can Netanyahu's outsider pick for Shin Bet restore public trust in agency? - analysis
If Sharvit does not get the job, it will not be the first time that participation in an anti-judicial reform demonstration hurt a rising career trajectory in a position near the prime minister.
No choices, only chaos: Israel needs an opposition, not an uprising - opinion
Right now, Israel’s opposition generates nothing but upheaval at a time when unity is paramount. They offer no choice, only chaos.
Israel's never-ending protests: Why anti-gov't demonstrations should surprise no one - comment
Israel has been gripped by protests since 2021, and it’s stayed that way since then. Unless the core issues behind them - distrust in Benjamin Netanyahu - are dealt with, the protests will continue.
Lawmakers demand answers from NGOs over alleged Biden funding for Israel protests - report
The probe was revealed in a letter dispatched by Reps. Jim Jordan and Brian Mast to the six NGOs in question.
Reviving the judicial reform: Israeli leadership sows divisions and refuses to learn - editorial
As many hostage families, bereaved families, and their supporters pointed out on Thursday and over this past week, if we’re going back to October 6, 2023, can we get our loved ones back, too?
Israel has opened 'gates of hell' on hostages with return to war, former Mossad chief says
"The gates of hell might have opened on the Gazans, but for sure they have opened on the 59 hostages, and there is no savior."
Ex-deputy chief justice: ICC, UN clapping over gov’t tearing down judicial independence
"We are a democracy, but with the situation now, we are doing an injustice to this term, this was a knife in the back of democracy.”
Knesset approves dramatic judicial selection committee bill
Yesh Atid and the Movement for Quality of Government subsequently submitted a petition against the bill to the High Court of Justice.
