Sunday to be final day for committee discussions; Netanyahu said to tell Herzog he is working with academics on a new version of the bill that would limit judicial oversight

Shani Illouz tells Knesset panel members of Likud party offered her various jobs in exchange for backing down ahead of October election

Things are looking up for Netanyahu. If he can finish the Gaza fighting with public support intact and pass a state budget by month’s end, he will be all but unassailable

Contrasting justices' rejection of bill jailing African migrants with their approval of Gaza Disengagement Law, Simcha Rothman cuts to very heart of debate dividing Israeli society

With parliament on break, focus is fully on overhaul negotiations and protests until legislature returns on April 30; 28 new laws passed in 3 months

Coalition sources, Knesset secretary say move is 'technical,' but opposition MKs fume and say they'd be coming to overhaul negotiations with 'a gun to the head'

Core judicial overhaul plan to put coalition in control of appointing judges can become law this week, amid rebellion in Likud over pushing legislative pace despite societal rifts

Knesset panel to discuss bills letting MKs shield legislation from review, limit option of recusing PM; next plenum votes expected Wednesday, when protesters plan 'day of struggle'

Knesset correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn and legal affairs reporter Jeremy Sharon discuss impassioned debate as contentious legislation gets its first Knesset okay

In this second episode of What Matters Now, we speak with the legislator who has written the bills for the proposed judicial overhaul and hear why he thinks they're not so radical