Civil service commissioner claims selection panel can't be formed, citing potential conflicts of interest; justice minister decries 'paralysis'

With MKs agitated by protest ban, minister quitting, Blue and White chief takes new aggressive stance to defend 'rule of law,' says any who object 'free to set date for elections'

Dozens gather near residences of Gantz, Edelstein, Nissenkorn, Ashkenazi; convoys to head to Jerusalem Tuesday as legislation restricting protests and prayers set to be advanced

As outbreak surges, Blue and White chief derides 'obsession' with halting rallies, while PM claims party playing politics; Poll: Majority back halting protests, shutting synagogues

Process put in place for pardoning certain monetary penalties, but not those levied for breaking coronavirus rules

Most Likud lawmakers skip vote on Yamina proposal for committee to explore allegations that cops papered over alleged conflict of interest to protect Netanyahu probes

Acknowledging 'deficiencies,' Matanyahu Englman says he will look at accusation of police misconduct in annual report but won't open separate investigation

Amir Ohana calls Netanyahu trial an ‘attack on democracy’ amid allegations of cover-up by state attorney in separate case; justice minister slams Likud's 'wild incitement'

But Nissenkorn slams Netanyahu's attempt to link 2017 case of Yaqoub Abu al-Qia’an, who was smeared as an Islamic State-supporting terrorist, to his own legal woes

Bezalel Smotrich's bill, which comes after TV report alleged police and prosecutors covered up conflicts of interest in PM graft probe, could trigger a fresh coalition showdown