Demonstrations will be held in hundreds of locations across the country and many traffic jams are expected.
State Department spokesperson responds to Minister Ben Gvir who, in response to Biden's criticism, said Israel is an independent country.
PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas to visit Jenin amid the PA's loss of control and a week after IDF counterterrorism operation.
Knesset approves first reading of law to reduce the reasonableness cause by a majority of 64 to 56.
MK Boaz Bismuth explains why it is necessary to amend the reasonableness cause and why he is unfazed by the anti-government protests.
Outgoing US Ambassador to Israel argues the judicial reform in Israel raises questions about Israel's democratic credentials.
Hundreds of motorcyclists ride together from Itamar to Beit El in memory of David Yehudah Yitzhak, who was killed in Jenin last week.
Knesset security ordered the closing of the guest stand and an inspection of protest signs hung throughout the day on the building doors.
Mahmoud Abbas responded to Israel's offer to stop its disintegration, rejecting Netanyahu's threshold requirements for receiving aid.
New road expected to improve driving conditions, safety of both Jewish and Arab residents.
MK Tropper is claiming that senior members of the coalition are exploring the possibility of having his party join the government.
Opposition leaders condemn govt. for pushing bill on reasonableness standard, demand negotiations be renewed.
The retail center chain BiG has retracted its threats to close stores if the reasonability clause is reduced.
MK Uriel Buso stopped on his way to the Knesset to handle the deadly aftermath of a car striking a pedestrian.
In September, the paper published an Op-ed titled: 'Simcha Rothman's support of Jewish terrorist crosses dangerous line.'
The movement which leads the campaign to support Judicial Reform turns to the public partner in supporting the promotion of the reform.
The Prime Minister will not allow Itamar Ben-Gvir to join the discussions on concessions to the Palestinian Authority.
A Rabbi in southern Israel has been arrested, along with members of his family, for misappropriating public funds intended for schools.
There is speculation about whether the Israeli PM will meet President Biden on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in September.
43% oppose changes to the reasonableness clause, compared to 31% who support the move.
President Isaac Herzog warns that failure to resume negotiations would result in "a failure of historic proportions".
Israeli leftists demonstrate against judicial reform outside home of Israel's Ambassador to the UK.
Most of the voters of the right-wing bloc and close to 40% of supporters of the opposition are against Lapid joining the government.
Associates of Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed resentment at President Biden labeling them 'the most extreme Israeli government ever.'
A real estate case has decided in favor of residents of a high-rise building asking to be allowed more efficient use of a Shabbat elevator.
The court said that the law has expired too recently to order the entire haredi population drafted without appropriate preparation.
A protest leader called to support a chain that will close to protest against the judicial reform - but he may have broken the law.
When the stolen vehicle he was chasing hit a monument and burst into flames, a police officer stepped up to save the thief.
Landmark study is 1st published evidence of a tsunami deposit on land and exposes potential risk in the region for future natural disasters.
Cabinet ministers stunned to learn only 6 indictments filed in over 500 arrests at anti-government protests.
Ben-Gvir said he had heard about concessions to the PA. Netanyahu responded that no such moves would be made - 'not today.'
PM comments on the cabinet's meeting with A-G Baharav Miara on the issue of whether left-wing protestors are treated better than others.
Lt. Col. Hertzi Halevi referred to soldiers refusing service in opposition to judicial reform: 'We don't have the privilege not to show up.'
Likud MK says judicial reform almost completely gutted, A-G Baharav Miara causes harm to Israeli citizens.
Finance Minister calls meeting a 'waste of time' after attorney general says she won't answer questions on specific cases.
The victims who suffered the worst injuries in Tuesday's ramming and stabbing attack are out of danger, hospital says.
During the pursuit of a stolen vehicle, the car entered a roundabout and crashed into a monument, catching fire.
Attorney General opposes Cabinet even discussing issue of selective enforcement against anti-judicial reform protests.
EU envoy to PA-assigned territories visits Jenin, claims Israel's use of force during operation was disproportional.
Reservists hold nighttime protest outside the home of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.
'Palestinian Authority is not the solution to security issues, but it, & no other, is the source of all the problems,' Shlomo Ne'eman says.
Burning tires and a motorcycle ramming mark protests against the judicial reform.
'There are almost no top officials who hold right-wing beliefs; more than half of the nation supports Likud,' Min. Amsalem says.
'The Palestinian Authority is encouraging terror and receiving a prize from Israel,' Cabinet ministers say.
Protesters against the judicial reform have threatened protests of unprecedented scale and severity if the reasonableness clause is reduced.
'We call on all our fighters and military cells to attack the Zionist enemy, including in Tel Aviv,' Fatah's al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade says.
Senior Iraqi official says the Iraqi government is working in two directions to secure Elizabeth Tsurkov’s release.
For the first time in two months, Netanyahu has passed Gantz on the question of "who is best suited for the position of Prime Minister?"
Yisrael Beytenu blasts opposition leader and National Unity chairman for contemplating a return to negotiations on the judicial reform.
Ministers to decide on industrial zone northwest of Hebron, development of gas reservoir off the coast of Gaza and other economic benefits.
Two people arrested on suspicion of attacking protesters outside the home of MK Shalom Danino in the town of Omer in southern Israel.
A student in his twenties was found dead in a Jerusalem dormitory after his mother could not reach him by phone.
The sermon read during the Friday prayer at the al-Aqsa mosque praised the people of Jenin for their resistance to the IDF.
Israel's ambassador to the United Nations explains the operation in Jenin ahead of a Security Council council meeting.
The state has informed the Supreme Court that it intends to recognize, rather than demolish, the new construction in Homesh.
A fire broke out in Hod Hasharon after a man attempted to burn a stack of Pride flags in a contractor's car.
Hundreds of friends and family members taking part in the funeral procession of Sgt. Shilo Yosef Amir on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem.
A fight between drug addicts in southern Tel Aviv ended in a stabbing outside of the Oz and Emunah Yeshiva.
The perpetrators of the shooting attack near Har Bracha were eliminated, weapons were seized, and three others arrested.
