Constitution committee will hold back-to-back hearings ahead of likely final votes next week, while bills to help PM and Shas chief with legal problems will also be advanced

Legislation eliminating High Court oversight of minister picks now lets opposition force PM to explain appointment; legal aides say updated version may still be struck down

Landmark Supreme Court ruling upholds decision allowing Israeli couples to wed in civil ceremony without leaving country, angering religious parties

Unnamed officials said to hold meetings with PM; justice minister reportedly tells party officials halting process will 'disappoint coalition partners,' lead to government's fall

Interior Ministry backs off effort to gain control of the reserve, which it argued would lead to improved synchronization between the fund and local authorities

State attorneys call strike after initial okay for measure placing Internal Investigations Unit directly under justice minister, who could order cases opened against state lawyers

MKs seeking to outlaw court oversight of appointments, a month after justices found Shas leader's two ministerial posts 'unreasonable in the extreme' due to his past offenses

Political correspondent Tal Schneider and senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur discuss what's in store for the Knesset's Wednesday vote, and the push-pull of politics in the plenum

Plenum votes on override clause, reinstating Deri pushed to later date amid Herzog mediation efforts; Levin, Rothman say delayed bills were privately filed, no delay in legislation

Despite Herzog's fervent attempts to pause legislation aimed at remaking judicial system, coalition moving ahead with law to stop High Court striking down cabinet postings