Opposition MK Kariv calls for strike to protest swift advancement of contentious legal reforms; Jewish Agency head Sharansky warns of 'demagoguery,' erosion of human rights

Out of 31 cabinet ministries, 23 men have been tapped as directors, with only a handful of positions still unfilled; women's group threatens to go to court over matter

Ofir Katz of Likud says municipal leaders need protection similar to that enjoyed by Knesset members to dissuade 'enemies' seeking to tarnish reputations

Noting threats to attorney general amid increasingly heated national debate, opposition leader says some on right have 'lost sight of right and wrong. It's insanity'

Biden officials once again fear holiday season will lead to uptick in tensions, particularly in Jerusalem, with Sullivan and Blinken raising concerns during Jerusalem visits

Lashing current process, Gali Baharav-Miara says legislation to limit High Court's power will 'fundamentally change the democratic nature of the state’s governance'

Khan al-Ahmar has long been targeted for demolition by right-wing organizations and politicians, but its removal has been delayed due to strong diplomatic pressure

Committee chair says Hayut saying she'd engage in compromise talks only if legislative process is halted is 'serious violation of separation of powers,' invites her to committee

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

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'