As teams face more assignments than they can handle, one worker in Marash says: 'It is the hardest thing as a rescuer, to say no to someone'

Poll finds 35% fear civil war over government's plans to realign balance of power with judiciary, with concerns about potential violence spread equally across political spectrum

Quake felt once again in parts of Israel, as Jerusalem readies to send aid to Turkey and possibly Syria and death toll soars past 1,000

Avital Sompolinsky tells Knesset law panel that coalition's plan to weaken judiciary 'removes checks and balances from the Knesset and government'; protests held at universities

Lapid says demonstrators have come to 'save country': ‘We refuse to live in an undemocratic country’

Cairo invites officials from Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad; will reportedly send delegation to Israel to relay messages from Palestinian Authority after overnight Gaza rockets

Committee representing lawyers who work for state declares labor dispute, citing reform's 'significant impact on the work of the attorneys' and 'severe harm' it will cause them

Protests held at 16 sites across country, including Tel Aviv's Sarona complex, where some demonstrators try to block traffic and clash with police

US secretary of state due to land in Tel Aviv later today ahead of meeting with Netanyahu, Herzog, before trip to Ramallah to see Abbas

US secretary of state arrives in Middle East after Jerusalem terror attacks, including shooting that left 7 dead, and amid surging West Bank violence; pope condemns ‘death spiral’