Netanyahu recorded railing against against reservists who are threatening to stop showing up for duty as government pushes forwarded with judicial overhaul legislation

President will make trip in third week of July, with speech at joint session of Congress on July 19, and likely meeting with Biden; will spend Shabbat in New York

After Tuesday's 'day of disruption,' organizers say Netanyahu 'leading Israel to the abyss'; pro-overhaul activists block kibbutz entrances, call mass rally for July 23

Petitioners argue PM is violating the agreement he signed amid his ongoing corruption trial, as his government barrels forward with legislation to curb the courts

Union to discuss potential work stoppage at emergency meeting Thursday evening, amid reported consensus among medical professionals on matter

PM said to have pushed to moderate bill without stripping it of meaning; new changes say courts can't use reasonableness to force justice minister to convene judge-selection panel

Police deny using controversial sound cannon to disperse protesters, say officers beat protesters in response to violence at demonstrations

News editor Amy Spiro, senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur on fallout of NYT op-ed claiming US is reviewing its Israel ties; why coalition and opposition find it hard to woo the center

The defense minister briefly lost his job for speaking out in March in a bid to heal the dangerous rift over neutering the judiciary. He's disinclined to do so again. But he must

MK Yitzhak Kroizer joins opposition MK on 9-member committee, but justice minister has hinted he won't convene it; Lapid: If panel doesn't meet soon, we'll petition High Court