Legal correspondent Jeremy Sharon shares counterintuitive examples of the court's 'overreach'; investigative reporter Inna Lazareva sheds light on a three-decade-long scandal

Former Likud leader loyalist fails to get ministerial portfolio after falling out with prime minister; Bitan also says public broadcaster should be 'improved,' not shut down

The new generation of right-wing politicians are bound by the belief that entrenched leftist elites lurk behind every institution and policy problem. The result is chaos

In wide-ranging CNN interview, prime minister calls on critics to present ideas but again argues radical change to restrict High Court powers will make Israeli democracy 'stronger'

President Herzog's efforts to mediate between Supreme Court head and hardline government stall, Channel 13 reports

Tom Livne, whose Verbit transcription firm is valued at $2 billion, urges other tech executives to emigrate, argues it's the only way to get government to listen to concerns

Officers announce inquiry as Avi Himi steps down a day after television report alleged he masturbated during Zoom call with young female lawyer

Ran Nizri, who served from 2011 to 2022, says judiciary refused reform proposals for too long and in is need of change, some criticism 'justly deserved'

Protests held at 16 sites across country, including in Tel Aviv, where some demonstrators try to block traffic, clash with police; former Supreme Court head warns against plan

PM claims political rivals seeking to spook investors due to 'bitterness' over election loss; Lapid: Netanyahu's own 'bitterness' over corruption trial is destroying democracy