No longer able to use 'reasonableness' doctrine, Yesh Atid and Movement for Quality Government accuse justice minister of abusing power, lacking authority to block appointments

Baharav-Miara backs petition by Movement for Quality Government seeking unprecedented judicial action against Basic Law passed in March keeping court from ordering PM's suspension

Supreme Court President Esther Hayut was in Germany leading delegation of judges, who are now returning early to Israel 'given the latest developments'

Some in ruling bloc stress need for broad agreement, others say government must advance rest of package; opposition fumes; group petitions to High Court against reasonableness law

Move comes cabinet instructs Gallant to order IDF not to enforce Haredi conscription until March 2024, by which time the government plans to have finalized new law

Far-right minister slams court, urges passing judicial overhaul ‘in its entirety’ as justices signal they’re seriously considering striking down legislation

Petitioners against legislation granting extended powers over the police to the national security minister argued it undermines the force's independence and threatens civil rights

Efi Nave says he will take case to Supreme Court, vows to run to regain his former post; lobby group urges Israel Bar Association to block his campaign

Judges accept attorney general's position, say PM must not be involved in legislation due to conflict of interest, but reject assertion he was in breach of court order

With coalition and opposition set to meet in Jerusalem for compromise talks, protesters call for bills to be completely thrown out rather than suspended