Ben-Gvir: 'When Ron Huldai called for bloodshed, A-G protected him. This is why we need judicial reform.'
How Israel became embroiled in its most divisive public debate in years, what the reforms would do, and why some oppose them.
Government action could solve ongoing blood shortages, says Noam party leader.
Sebastia National Park in Samaria once again targeted by those seeking to deny ancient Jewish presence in Israel.
MK Bitan blames haredi MKs for pressuring coalition to rush reform package. 'This should have been done entirely differently.'
'We will return and rebuild,' says Yossi Dagan, who was expelled from Sa Nur in northern Samaria almost two decades ago.
Parents of Hallel and Yagel Yaniv donate their corneas, giving the gift of sight to four Israelis.
'We'll block the revolution with our bodies,' protest group says in statement.
Crane at power plant in Ashkelon collapses due to stormy weather. One person rescued in light condition, searches underway for two others.
Islamic Jihad spokesman: The Palestinian goal is to create a reality in which the residents of the Gaza envelope will not be able to live.
For the first time, protesters against the reform will demonstrate outside the home of a haredi MK.
Finance Minister tours United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, as part of his visit to the United States.
Israel held without a base runner for eight innings in 10-0 mercy rule loss to Puerto Rico.
Senior CNN correspondent Richard Quest warns in Israeli TV interview that the judicial reform will have economic consequences.
Bill which allows the Knesset to re-enact laws struck down by the Supreme Court approved by a majority of 61 to 52.
Danon tells Israel National News that it's PM's obligation as Israel's leader to make the case for why judicial reform is necessary.
The activists wave Israeli flags and signs reading: "Enough with the dictatorship of the Supreme Court."
The law would prevent the Attorney General from declaring that a Prime Minister is unfit for office.
President: I devote all my time and energy to finding agreements that will rescue us from the constitutional and social crisis we are in,
MK Kallner launched a lobby tasked with fighting foreign nations' meddling in Israel internal affairs.
Likud MKs tell PM coalition is losing the argument on the judicial reforms, needs to moderate reforms and deal with right-wing minister.
Har Hamenuchot offers a range of options for burial in Jerusalem
Commissioner Shabtai tells police chiefs to direct Ben-Gvir to his office if minister or his staff attempt to contact them.
Avraham Paley, who was seriously injured in the ramming attack in which his 5 and 7-year-old sons were killed, leaves the hospital.
Why is Yisrael Beytenu presenting bill for sovereignty, when Netanyahu has promised it multiple times?
'Thanks to him, a great danger was averted,' says Rabbi Meir Mazuz, dean of the Kisse Rahamim yeshiva.
Most Israelis accept reform is needed, but aren't convinced current plan is the right one, article claims.
Noa Tishby voices criticism of judicial reforms and Miriam Adelson is against the timing but not the reform itself.
60 percent of country fears terrorism will strike them or a family member. Most see situation as worse than under previous government.
58% of Yesh Atid voters support joining the government, 66% of National Unity voters support a similar move by Gantz.
Palestinian Arab terrorist organizations mourn elimination of three terrorists in Samaria, threaten Israel.
Israel puts up three runs in the 8th against Nicaragua's best reliever to win its opener.
The background is Ben-Gvir's visit to the Temple Mount, riots in the Arab town of Huwara, and remarks by Smotrich. PM's office: fake news.
After being elected to serve on the IPU Counter-Terrorism Committee, MK Danny Danon discusses his new position and domestic issues.
Dozens of pro-sovereignty activists demonstrate outside of government meeting, rallying in favor of the judicial reform plan.
Prime Minister Netanyahu vows home of Tel Aviv terrorist will be demolished, salutes soldiers who eliminated terrorists near Kedumim.
Superintendent Meir Swissa was filmed throwing a stun grenade into a crowd of protesters in Tel Aviv.
The announcement came following a private case led by Ayala Ben-Gvir after she was banned on Facebook and WhatsApp.
The gravestones of Yaakov Yisrael and Asher Menachem Paley, who were murdered last month in a ramming attack, have been unveiled.
MK Ohad Tal told a group of pro-judicial reform demonstrators that the reform is meant to strengthen democracy.
National Security Minister says Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara routinely fails to speak with him before issuing opinions against him.
Prof. Levin, the father of the initiator of the judicial reforms, won the Israel Prize in General Linguistics.
Knesset Constitution Committee chairman MK Simcha Rothman to meet President Herzog after Herzog demands govt. halt judicial reform bills.
Police officials say National Security Minister 'came with good intentions, but doesn't want to learn the job.'
Coalition refuses President Herzog's demand to stop the judicial reform legislation, but may move to unilaterally soften bills.
Ben Bernanke tells Israeli TV channel: Israel needs to move slowly and build a broad consensus regarding any significant change.
Minister Meir Porush rejects compromise proposal which suggests the Override Clause will only be possible with a majority of 65 MKs.
Dozens of protesters waved Israeli flags and blocked the entrance to the Arab village of Ni'lin.
The Nachala Movement is calling the deferral a 'capitulation to terrorism' and calling on the government to keep its promises.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has ordered a special team of experts to evaluate the impact of the SVB collapse on the Israeli economy.
On Wednesday, the activists plan on disrupting Netanyahu's flight to Berlin.
Constitution Committee chairman Simcha Rothman tells BBC that protesters 'don't like the fact that Netanyahu is in office'.
Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai addressed the press regarding the removal of the Tel Aviv district commander.
The Director of Ichilov updated that the conditions of Or Ashkar and Rotem Mansano have improved.
Channel 12 News poll finds that 46% of Israelis oppose protest by reservists against the judicial reform.
Sources say Netanyahu and Levin spoke and the PM expressed his desire for a compromise on the judicial reform.
Prime Minister Netanyahu meets Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in Rome, suggests cooperation on a number of fields.
National Security Minister blasts AG Baharav-Miara after she orders to freeze removal of Tel Aviv District Commander from his position.
Senior Israeli official says Saudi Arabia recognized a weakness in the West, leading the way for its agreement with Iran.
