After the Gaza conflict ends, PM Netanyahu faces another battle -- to pass the budget. But once he does, only then will we learn his true stance on the judicial overhaul

Head of public health association warns that Finance Ministry bid to weaken oversight to speed up building of big infrastructure projects would cause 'irreversible harm'

Senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur drills down into significance of Thursday's massive turnout and why it could have been larger; news editor Amy Spiro on two super Jewy Netflix shows

Proposed trillion-shekel 2023-2024 state budget will capture immediate legislative attention, but paused court shakeup to keep exerting influence over parliament business

Company says overhaul will weaken country’s institutional strength, leading to 'longer-term risks for economic prospects'

Ratings agency cites risks to Israel's system of checks, investor sentiment; cautions about importance of central bank independence for credibility of policy-making

Rather than inviting macroeconomics professor Moshe Hazan who recently resigned from central bank over government policy, network mistakenly brings in a real estate businessman

Even though judicial changes have not yet been completed, investments and credit rating could be harmed, writes Shira Greenberg in report accompanying draft of state budget

Environment Ministry and non-profit Adam Teva V'Din push back against Finance Ministry's attempt to rush through reforms they say will harm environment, climate, public health

Finance Ministry says last 12 months saw 'exceptionally high increase in state revenues' and 'impressive recovery' by economy from pandemic crisis