Legislation comes after High Court agrees to hear a petition requesting PM be suspended due to conflict of interests over government's legal reforms and his corruption trial

Investigation comes after Otzma Yehudit's Zvika Fogel said 'a closed, burnt Huwara – that’s what I want to see’ after deadly riot by extremists

Leaning on intelligence experience, former members of Unit 8200 say they've identified 'telltale signs' of Israel at risk: 'Our enemies rub their hands together in glee'

In legal opinion, Baharav-Miara's deputy says measure 'could lead to absurd situations' in which a clearly unfit PM remains in office 'for political reasons'

Artists warn that if the government passes bill to interfere in library leadership of, they will refuse to donate archives or books to institution

Proposal would let government appoint library's Board of Trustees, with reported aim of pushing out rector who was formerly involved in preparing graft charges against Netanyahu

Distel Atbaryan accuses Baharav Miara of trying to silence her after denying her permission to run a campaign aimed at explaining government's position

'Everything should be done in due time,' justice minister says, adding that before legal overhaul passes, High Court could intervene; adds he hopes Baharav-Miara will 'get a grip'

Prime minister makes move in response to efforts to force him to take a leave of absence amid charges judicial overhaul violates deal he signed as part of his corruption cases

Chair of Constitution, Law and Justice Committee accuses Gali Baharav-Miara of sending deputies to 'mislead' and 'manipulate public opinion'