Israeli TV says Netanyahu was warned sweeping reforms could jeopardize US support, responded that he seeks broad consensus, changes 'will not pass as currently presented'

Government approves series of measures at weekly meeting as Netanyahu says international bond sale shows 'the world actually believes in Israel'

Lapid pans government 'circus' over party leader's dismissal and Religious Zionism's boycott of cabinet meeting; Gantz laments that carrying out ruling became 'not so clear-cut'

PM vows to work to reinstate Shas leader as minister in wake of ‘unfortunate’ decision that ‘ignores the will of the people’

Senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur on Shas head Aryeh Deri's role; Knesset correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn on last night's Tel Aviv protest, rumors about an attorney general showdown

Daily's editors argue Israel's top court is less restrained than American counterpart, reforms are not 'antidemocratic,' and voters approved Shas leader despite criminal past

Plurality of Religious Zionism voters, a fifth of those who voted for Deri's Shas also back ruling; among general public, 70% say minister should either resign or be fired

Gali Baharav-Miara said close to compelling PM to take leave of absence due to breach of conflict of interest rules; but unnamed party official says it's an 'idle threat'

Shas leader is vowing to keep championing 'the poorer echelons,' but he and his ultra-Orthodox colleagues do the opposite -- with calamitous consequences, as the PM well knows

Religious Zionism party urges Netanyahu to clarify division of authority over IDF after Smotrich accuses Defense Minister Gallant of ordering evacuation in breach of coalition deal