Justices imply they're considering delaying implementation of law that stops court removing premier; Netanyahu's lawyer calls it 'unthinkable' to allow ouster by unelected official

Netanyahu vows country won't descend into civil war over the judicial overhaul, as he continues international media interview blitz

The full roster of the High Court will deliberate the government's Basic Law amendment that limits court oversight, starting on September 12

Defense minister's comment come after Netanyahu last week wouldn't say if he'd abide by potential ruling; PM doesn't mention overhaul in cabinet speech

PM's office issues clarification on contentious interview, but stays vague on potential clash; Likud minister is clearer: We'll respect a ruling 'under any circumstances'

In interviews with US media, Netanyahu dodges question on response if contentious bill is overturned, says he plans to use fresh law to reappoint Shas' Deri as minister

Justices have developed 2 doctrines to potentially block a Basic Law. Does the new legislation limiting the courts' use of reasonableness justify resorting to this doomsday weapon?

Supreme Court President Esther Hayut was in Germany leading delegation of judges, who are now returning early to Israel 'given the latest developments'

Protesters decry coalition's 'regime change' agenda and say they are preparing for the next round: 'This is our country and we need to fight for it and protect it'

Former justice Aharon Barak puts out statement after Netanyahu referenced him as a supporter of the overhaul legislation to curtail judicial oversight