Main protest in Tel Aviv will include as a speaker the mayor of Tira, days after murder of top municipality official

After last month's passage of 'reasonableness' law, the Likud MK signaled he won't automatically support further laws relating to judiciary

Likud says it is ready to speak without preconditions -- meaning it refuses to halt the process; Knesset begins recess of nearly 3 months this evening

Public intellectual weighs in on PM Benjamin Netanyahu's 'bad decision,' unintended consequences of reservists' refusals and how to understand the judicial conflict in three prisms

President says he's 'deeply disappointed' by failure to reach compromise but will press efforts to bridge gaps; coalition whip calls his comments 'unfortunate'

Zman Yisrael editor Biranit Goren on Moody's report, AG Gali Baharav-Miara's High Court petition; military reporter Emanuel Fabian on how Israel's enemies view reservists' refusal

Editor David Horovitz and Knesset correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn break down reasonableness bill passage, chaotic aftermath and petitions to High Court that may lead to a showdown

Haviv Rettig Gur on last-ditch efforts by President Isaac Herzog to forge a compromise, and how distrust is the root of the problem; Canaan Lidor on signs of ultra-Orthodox wavering

Both sides claim proposal would be a victory for the other; Histadrut to mull next steps as it faces growing pressure to intervene in national crisis

Ministers insist legislation weakening court oversight of government will be passed by Monday, despite mass protests and some 10,000 reservists threatening to stop volunteering