Editor David Horovitz & diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman parse US secretary of state's many statements, Egypt's involvement in calming West Bank, plus a death penalty bill

Avi Himi says indecent act was consensual, accuses 'desperate politicians' of trying to silence anyone with a different opinion

Religious Zionism's Strock says democracy about majority rule, not 'foreign involvement,' as visiting US secretary of state raises concerns about Israel's path in meeting with PM

In shadow of PM's judicial overhaul plan, secretary reminds his host US-Israel ties have always been rooted in shared values, including protecting minority rights, justice for all

Legal scholars say weakening judiciary's independence would pose 'dire risk' to freedom of expression, human and civil rights and efforts to reduce corruption

Former senior officials, many of whom worked under Netanyahu for years, say reforms could cause 'long-term' damage to economy

As the coalition moves to radically constrain the top court's capacity to thwart legislation and decisions it considers undemocratic, here's a look at some of its key interventions

Former Supreme Court justice says Israel is midst of 'constitutional revolution' with far-reaching consequences

Daniel Kahneman says he is more worried today about the future of Israel than he was during the 1973 Yom Kippur War: 'It's almost the end of the world'

'Students are asking to take a moral, not a political, stand,' says Ironi Dalet High School principal Uri Lass