Gali Baharav-Miara warns bills expedited by the likely incoming government stress majority rule without protecting minority rights; Ben Gvir: She 'thinks she's the real PM'

Installing Likud ally needed to pave way for new government's formation with deadline nearing; Outgoing PM wants to bar 4 lawmakers from voting on bill okaying Deri as minister

National Unity's Elkin pans 'unprecedented' effort to pass far-reaching laws before government formed; ministers to hear expert opinions on bills in bid to embarrass new coalition

Haredi party says it signed agreement on jobs due to prime minister-designate's likely need to request a two-week extension from president, as December 11 deadline approaches

Chief justice takes on planned judicial reforms by incoming coalition: ‘Our mission as public emissaries can’t be fulfilled without safeguarding our independence’

Outgoing justice minister claims incoming government has been finalized, prospective PM only seeking extension in order to pass 'problematic' legislation

Gali Baharav-Miara says judiciary will treat incoming government the same way as outgoing leadership; state prosecutor raps potential efforts to curb his office's powers

Both will be ministers if Netanyahu wins the elections, and their agendas would undo foundational principles and reverse core achievements, weakening Israel within and without

US correspondent Jacob Magid on chances of Jordan joining the Negev Forum; legal reporter Jeremy Sharon on how two right-wing camps have starkly different ideas of judicial reform

Religious Zionism's Rothman tells ToI unelected judges should not be able to overrule majority, while Justice Minister Sa'ar worries total government control will destroy judiciary