A resident of a West Bank settlement city, the Hebrew U prof. is a vocal opponent of the coalition's judicial overhaul. Hear how 2,000 years of Jewish law shapes his thinking

Newly released data by IDI think tank shows 42% of respondents say this year will be 'worse than year now ending,' in levels of gloom last seen during height of pandemic

IDI survey finds most don't believe reservists should be dismissed for not volunteering; around half think personal financial situation will be negatively impacted by overhaul

Growth in sectors such as waste recycling, repair services likely to have a particularly positive impact in Israel, according to paper prepared for annual Eli Hurvitz confab

Yesh Atid head nods to a future coalition government that would include a post-Netanyahu Likud party, as National Unity leader says Israelis are 'prisoners of extremists'

Expert says government knows planned law would be discriminatory, has no intention of pushing more ultra-Orthodox men to serve in the military

Report finds 1 in 3 couples who got a civil marriage could've had a religious ceremony in Israel, indicating rising alienation from religious bodies even as observance remains high

Israel Democracy Institute polls says 66% of public opposes curtailing Supreme Court, including close to half of Likud voters

This week in What Matters Now, we speak with a leading legal expert of comparative constitutional law and hear why Israel is uniquely susceptible to becoming a non-democratic state

Survey aired on Channel 12 shows 62% prefers leaders stop or delay plans amid intense public pushback, including 42% of voters for Netanyahu bloc