Ministerial Committee for Legislation will discuss bill initiated by previous coalition to electronically track offenders and prevent them from coming near victims

Ben Gvir says government-backed version being prepared instead of bill advanced by previous coalition; men's rights groups invited to discussions alongside women's right's groups

Police minister Ben Gvir accuses Baharav-Miara of 'automatically' opposing soldier-focused legislation, prompting Likud to halt its advancement

Far-right Otzma Yehudit lawmaker's bill would protect security forces from prosecution for any actions during operational activities

AG comes out against proposal criminalizing bringing leavened goods into hospitals during Passover; groups representing 'chained' women oppose letting rabbis adjudicate civil cases

Plenum votes on override clause, reinstating Deri pushed to later date amid Herzog mediation efforts; Levin, Rothman say delayed bills were privately filed, no delay in legislation

Despite Herzog's fervent attempts to pause legislation aimed at remaking judicial system, coalition moving ahead with law to stop High Court striking down cabinet postings

Ministerial Committee for Legislation backs proposal that would shackle court's ability to overrule ministerial postings, day after attorney general's office came out against move

PM insists coalition's election campaign made clear its intention to rein in courts, warns against 'inflammatory slogans about civil war and the destruction of the state'

Bill sponsored by Likud MK is up for a vote on Wednesday, following controversy over display of Palestinian banner at Ben Gurion University