Daily's editors argue Israel's top court is less restrained than American counterpart, reforms are not 'antidemocratic,' and voters approved Shas leader despite criminal past

Plurality of Religious Zionism voters, a fifth of those who voted for Deri's Shas also back ruling; among general public, 70% say minister should either resign or be fired

Shas leader is vowing to keep championing 'the poorer echelons,' but he and his ultra-Orthodox colleagues do the opposite -- with calamitous consequences, as the PM well knows

With Shas head barred from being a minister and refusing to be downgraded to Knesset speaker, some in cabinet urge Netanyahu to give him controversial job, but move would be risky

Day after Shas chief is disqualified from serving as minister, ultra-Orthodox dailies lambaste justices for 'yet another outrageous demonstration of political intervention'

TV says Shas chief, ultra-Orthodox party's rabbinical leaders and Netanyahu believe they must honor ruling disqualifying him as minister; far-right cabinet member: Defy decision

Coalition reportedly caught off guard by gravity of decision by High Court; considerations for way forward include naming Shas chair as alternate PM to keep him in cabinet

Decision finding it 'extremely unreasonable' for recidivist financial criminal to hold senior office prompts fresh chaos and dissent; 12 days ago, he was filling in as PM

Bench finds 10-1 that Deri's appointment to cabinet is both unreasonable due to past offenses and invalid due to false impression given in 2022 plea bargain that he'd quit politics

Welfare Minister Margi says Netanyahu will 'need to make decision,' while Likud's Karhi says ruling against party leader would be 'shameless'