3 children, 3 adults die as suspect Audrey Hale opens fire in The Covenant School; transgender shooter killed by police, leaves manifesto indicating multiple attacks planned

Israeli and progressive American Jewish participants call for continued pressure against Netanyahu government, even after PM agreed to temporarily halt legislative effort

Editor David Horovitz, political correspondent Tal Schneider, senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur and Tech Israel editor Sharon Wrobel weigh in on the potentially watershed moment

Pawel Jablonski says Poland, which has seen democratic backsliding since government curbed courts' independence, 'shared our experiences in this regard'

Gallant issues warning in closed meeting of Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, whose chairman Edelstein says: 'We heard alarming things'

Netanyahu set to make public statement in wake of public anger over firing of Gallant; Tel Aviv's Ayalon Highway reopens; union head expected to announce strike

IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi to head discussions on security implications of Yoav Gallant's removal by Netanyahu, a day after he urged to stop judicial overhaul push

Likud MKs, coalition partners say judiciary 'reform' needed but 'not at price of civil war'; ultra-Orthodox parties indicate they will back Netanyahu 'and his decisions'

Tournament, set to be held in Bali, pushed back due to protests against Jewish state's debut at tournament, governor's calls for ban of players over Palestinian issue

The impoverished and largely Sephardic town, eclipsed by its wealthy neighbor Caesarea, has become a flashpoint for violence by right-wing demonstrators