Regev says cabinet will consider scrapping controversial permits system for Israelis wanting to either leave or return, which critics say is politically influenced, undemocratic

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Israel Democracy Institute experts say sweeping restriction on Israeli nationals is extremely problematic from constitutional perspective, could infringe on right to vote

As Canberra forces Facebook, Google to pay for content, Israel could 'piggyback' and reap benefit for its own press but is unlikely to battle online giants itself soon, experts say

Reopening the economy requires balancing individual rights, including of inoculation-refusers, with public welfare, experts agree; but the government hasn't weighed in definitively

But Israel Democracy Institute survey finds that 25% of Arabs think their community should cooperate with the premier

In an apparent stunt, Gantz lets the order enabling ultra-Orthodox to avoid army service lapse, but expert says status quo likely to continue, because Knesset dissolved in December

Environmental Protection and Energy ministries trying to reach pre-election deal on renewable targets and whether Israel can move to almost total reliance on sun by 2050

Israel Democracy Institute survey records declining trust in public institutions amid COVID pandemic and continued lack of political stability

Israel Democracy Institute study finds community suffered worse employment setback due to coronavirus than rest of workforce, wage-earners moving from jobs in education to commerce