Minister Levin:
'The Supreme court is above the government'
Justice Minister in interview with "60 Minutes": No democracy can accept a situation where the government won't be able to pass any bill.
Justice Minister in interview with "60 Minutes": No democracy can accept a situation where the government won't be able to pass any bill.
Anti-government protesters will meet PM Netanyahu at Ben Gurion Airport as he departs for the US.
Anti-gov't protest organizations offer 'price list' fundraiser, enraging potential donors - and then backtrack, claiming 'editing mistake.'
Members of reservist protest group hosted Merkaz Harav head Rabbi Yaakov Shapira and NYT analyst Thomas Friedman to discuss judicial reform.
The new plan would seek to combine elements of the original plan with parts of President Herzog's proposal.
President reveals he presented a compromise proposal to the coalition and the opposition on judicial reform.
Prof. Yisrael Aumann claims that Israel is already in the midst of a coup - and that he will surrender rather than fight.
Kahana: 'It is clear that we need the judicial reform to balance the authorities, but we need broad consensus to prevent polarization.'
National Unity chairman comments on Supreme Court hearing on the petitions against the reduction of the reasonableness standard.
Party warns justices striking down Reasonableness Standard law would 'remove sovereignty from the people.
Supreme Court President tells A-G's representative: 'We can’t nullify Basic Laws every other day. '
The Israeli government is considering a formal diplomatic rebuke after the German ambassador arrived at the Supreme Court hearing.
Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg criticizes colleagues, urges them to 'be faithful to history.'
Likud MK Tally Gotliv interrupted the hearing on the reasonableness standard and was rebuked by the Supreme Court president.
The protest movement wants Israel to be a democracy, without its being a Jewish state. That will never go over. Op-ed.
Prof. Barak Medina estimates Supreme Court will invalidate amendment to reasonableness standard - but it won't change things significantly.
Justice Amit asked that MK Rothman end his remarks in court after Rothman directed severe criticism at the judges.
All 15 Supreme Court judges will rule on the reduction of the reasonability standard. The ruling is not expected to be published today.
All fifteen members of Israel's Supreme Court will hear petitions for and against the reasonableness standard law.
Im Tirtzu activists bring dozens of crates of bananas to the Supreme Court. 'A hearing that will be remembered as a disgrace for eternity.'
Anti-judicial reform activists project multi-story electronic anti-Netanyahu message on side of UN headquarters in New York.
The Supreme Court is expected to rule tomorrow whether or not it has the authority to disqualify the reasonability standard law.
Minister Ben-Gvir declared that his party would not support the renewed negotiations on the judicial reform at the President's house.
Mediation efforts between PM, National Unity Party chairman resume to reach agreement based on outline proposed by President Herzog.
Dozens of protesters gather around home of Justice Min. Levin, block highway between Latrun and Modi'in.
Sources say Justice Min. Levin wants to change Judicial Selection Committee, but will be willing to compromise on the rest of the reform.
Opposition leader claims Netanyahu's compromise proposal on the judicial reform is intended to get him a meeting with US President.
According to the poll the current coalition got 52 seats while the opposition received 63, with Hadash-Ta'al in the middle with 5.
Protest leaders, including former Director-General of Ehud Barak's office, hired a PR company to take action in the US against the reform
Blue and White Future, whose leaders include former Chief of Staff Ehud Barak, hires Trident DMG to help fight government judicial reform.
PM condemns chants of 'may you be in a cemetery next year' at anti-judicial reform protest.
After left-wing MKs blame Likud, right-wing incitement for ramming incident, investigation finds incident was accidental.
Justice Minister Levin criticized one sign in particular at the recent left-wing protest in Tel Aviv.
Minister Strock at pro-government rally: We are fighting for the right of the people to determine the path of the country.
A democracy that can only endure by relying on an undemocratic institution is not a true democracy. It is a farce. Op-ed.
Protesters are calling on the judges of the Supreme Court to rule that they do not have the authority to invalidate Basic Laws.
Rabbis, yeshiva heads, and settlement leaders call on Knesset, government to accept President Herzog's judicial reform compromise.
Supporters of the reform are expected to hold a rally in front of the Supreme Court calling for the court not to rule on Basic Laws.
Deputy Mayor Tzachi Zelika of Meretz promises to prioritize booking performances by artists who protested against the judicial reforms.
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana discussed the possibility that the Supreme Court would unprecedentedly overturn a basic law.
Constitution Cmte. chair appeals after Supreme Court's top justice refuses to disqualify herself from discussion on reasonableness standard.
Pres. Herzog addresses state memorial ceremony for the late Pres. Shimon Peres, stresses: 'There is no way to a solution without dialogue.'
Israeli singer-songwriter Aviv Geffen: I scoff at those who do not take any position and prefer to earn more money and more audiences.
Leftist protesters yell at Diaspora Affairs Minister as he tries to enter offices of Jewish Agency.
Finance Minister says Supreme Court cannot invalidate a Basic Law ahead of rally outside the court.
Prime Minister Netanyahu sent a message to National Unity leader Benny Gantz urging him to 'do what the people expect of us'.
The Supreme Court has ruled that Supreme Court president Esther Hayut will not be disqualified from ruling on the reasonability standard.
A joint letter says that 'every one of us must say that the Supreme Court cannot rule on Basic Laws."
Min. Michael Malkieli speaks about Draft Law, says no intention to push for blanket exemption for haredi community.
'Only a paper signed by all sides constitutes an agreement - and everyone is very far from that,' sources say.
'My way has never been to boycott anyone; disagreements can be harsh but at the same time we can hold discourse,' MK Simcha Rothman says.
MK Oded Forer accuses the government of only caring about its own survival.
National Unity Party chairman blasts judicial reform, says "extremists seek to change our image by changing the judicial system".
Left-wing protesters interrupt Likud conference and violently calsh with party activists as Minister Galit Distel Atbaryan enters the hall.
Associates of Netanyahu respond to TV report that a compromise on the judicial reform is in the works.
MK Simcha Rothman caused uproar by insinuating he would not accept the Supreme Court's ruling to reverse the reasonability standard law.
Sides resume talks at President's Residence, discuss softening Reasonableness Standard law, according to report.
Tzachi Hanegbi, close ally of PM, says anti-judicial protestors stopped original plan, and so Israel will not become a dictatorship.
'Is the court subject to the law, or can it do what it pleases?' queries Heritage Min. Amichai Eliyahu.
Knesset Constitution Committee chairman writes that Supreme Court president's anti-judicial reform speech proves her bias in case.