So-called 'Facebook Bill,' meant to block harmful content on social media, is far too broad, opens door to harm freedom of speech, says IDI's Dr. Tehilla Shwartz Altshuler

Members of Judicial Selection Committee have until the end of next week to submit new names for consideration to fill vacancies in top court

Sa'ar says demolition of illegally-built Jewish seminary at West Bank's Homesh could be seen as an 'achievement' for Palestinian terror

Communications minister's reported initiative comes as government advances controversial bid to enable censorship of posts deemed 'incitement'

Both accuse each other of endangering Israeli democracy as sides spar over whether criticism of government policy should be aired outside country's borders

Mandelblit reportedly says he won't stay on 'another minute'; committee recommending candidates aims to appoint acting AG instead

Justice minister says party member Yifat Shasha-Biton was correct in firing her ministry's director-general

2 current deputy AGs and former Tel Aviv District attorney named as potentials, more candidates may be added before December 20 deadline

New law mandates a sentence of at least one-quarter of maximum term; justice minister hails legislation, opposition laments window for judges' discretion

PM meets southern mayors, allocates millions to improve law enforcement; mayor of Rahat blasts premier for going to lookout point near Bedouin city, not actually visiting