For 4th week in a row, panel postpones decision on legislation that would let far-right police minister wield administrative detention authority; no new discussion date set

Itzik Zarka, who has close ties with senior politicians including Netanyahu, calls demonstrators 'Ashkenazim, traitors, whores, cancer'; is condemned by ruling party members

MK Yitzhak Kroizer joins opposition MK on 9-member committee, but justice minister has hinted he won't convene it; Lapid: If panel doesn't meet soon, we'll petition High Court

Lapid says 'won't give up' after legislation that will curtain judges' oversight of politicians passes 1st reading; coalition celebrates 'a good start' to overhaul

Beset by protesters, and encouraged by Netanyahu, coalition pushes through legislation to cut judicial oversight over elected officials by vote of 64 to 56

Far-right takes Netanyahu captive, tells him future of right-wing depends on passing 'reasonableness' law; anonymous minister voices misgivings about bashing of judicial officials

Gali Baharav-Miara spars with ministers in hours-long, raucous discussion about overhaul protests and cabinet members' accusations of a too-soft approach by law enforcement

In unusual move, all top Justice Ministry officials to attend meeting amid concerns of government pressure on police, legal system to suppress anti-overhaul rallies on its behalf

Ministers assail Gali Baharav-Miara after she tells PM it's 'neither possible or proper' to deliberate specific policing actions at upcoming meeting

Comments made as Knesset gears up for 2nd vote to choose representatives to sit on panel; with broader staffing in flux, committee won't meet in July