Netanyahu:
'Until today my hands were tied on judicial reform dispute'
Prime Minister delivers address to the nation on the judicial reforms, says the reforms will not be shelved as he seeks a compromise.
Prime Minister delivers address to the nation on the judicial reforms, says the reforms will not be shelved as he seeks a compromise.

Organization says since Aharon Barak's constitutional revolution, the Supreme Court has cost many Israelis lives.

The judicial reform is a matter of sufficient political, institutional and historical weight to justify a plebiscite. Op-ed.

PM Netanyahu to deliver statement at 8:40 PM as Defense Minister Gallant seeks to delay bills to allow negotiations during Knesset recess.

'Standing Together' organizes alternative to tonight's march through haredi city.

Lapid rejects Likud minister's appeal. 'We won't pretend we're celebrating together while the government tears the Israeli people apart.'

Over 90 MKs from both the coalition and opposition call on the public not to bring arguments into military cemeteries.

Female protester used Israeli flag to attack minister at Airport City today.

Organizers provide list of phone numbers 'to prevent advisers from being able to function.'

National Unity party disassociates itself: 'We won't protest against an entire sector.'

Activists hung banners stating, "The nation chose the reform - support the reform" and "Stop Supreme Court rule, reform now!"

Access road to Ashdod port blocked, protesters attempt to block Ayalon Highway, clash with police.

MK Boaz Bismuth explains why he voted in favor of the softened version of the judicial reform.

Demonstrators against judicial reform try to prevent MK Yuli Edelstein from entering the ANU Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv.

Opposition leader lashes out at govt. over judicial reforms, says govt. destroyed the US-Israel relationship.

PM to meet British counterpart tomorrow night to discuss Iranian threat. Israelis living in London to protest judicial reforms.

In letter to PM and opposition leader, leaders of the Jewish Agency and its partners call for dialogue to solve constitutional crisis.

Do you not see that you are tearing the country apart? Or do you not care? Op-ed.

Hundreds of judicial reform protesters rally outside of Tel Aviv conference, prompting Prime Minister to drop out at the last minute.

Justice Minister tells MKs that "the judges of the Supreme Court are in a conflict of interest." His office denies the report.

Constitution Committee leader Simcha Rothman and Finance Minister Smotrich call for slowing reform legislation to reach a consensus.

Most haredim see dispute as outgrowth of "Anyone but Bibi" movement.

'Over the past 30 years, the country has been ruled by a Supreme Court dictatorship.'

'Never in history has there been this level of demand for emigration services.' While some critics protest, others making plans to emigrate.

Basic Laws are Israel's approximate equivalent of a constitution.

Justice Minister warns Supreme Court against striking down the laws related to the judicial reform: It would be crossing every red line.

US President reportedly says in phone call with Netanyahu that judicial reforms causing unprecedented anxiety among Israelis.

Everything is “kosher” for left wing Israelis if it means holding onto their self-ordained power structure, the Israeli supreme court. Op-ed

4 MKs vote against bill which would give politicians more say over Judicial Selection Committee. MK Danon calls bill a 'capitulation.'

PM says Defense Minister Yoav Gallant will likely resign if no compromise reached as hundreds of reservists refuse to report for duty.

Israeli currency weakest in years, business leaders call for full adoption of President's proposal for judicial reform.

'Even though opposition is boycotting us, we're extending a hand toward them,' says Constitution Committee chairman.

Likud MK reacts to government's offer to limit use of majority on Judicial Selection Committee.

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MK David Bitan calls on Netanyahu to stop the legislation of the judicial reform.

Israel's Consul General in New York, Asaf Zamir, had warned US Jewish donors against the Israeli government’s planned judicial reform.

MK Matan Kahana asks Prime Minister to stop the discussions on the judicial reform until after Independence Day.

Coalition parties to promote legislation which would abolish automatic veto of judges who are members of the Judicial Selection Committee.

Israel National News learns that security detail for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been increased to the maximum and highest level.

Netanyahu and Biden speak about Iran and judicial reform. White House: Biden offered support for compromise on the proposed reforms.

Dozens of rightist activists brave the stormy weather to hold vigil at the site of the government meeting in support of the judicial reform.

It is an orchestrated game, from criminalizing the leader, preventing MKs from going to vote, calls for civil war and boycotts.Op-ed.

Anti-leftist sraffiti was spray-painted in Jerusalem days after Justice Minister Levin's home was the target of vicious attacks.

Attorney General's deputies say they oppose sections of judicial reform compromise which would allow Aryeh Deri to become a minister again.

Modi'in resident in his 60s detained for questioning on suspicion of spraying "Levin - enemy of the people" on the wall of Levin's home.

Yuli Edelstein says he "feels uncomfortable voting on such a heavy issue before the faction has discussed it."

Senior member from haredi party says there is a willingness to compromise on Override Clause in exchange for better draft law.

The Yisrael Beiteinu chairman said after reading what senior officials said, he concluded that the Prime Minister is the biggest threat.

Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef said that the public needs to understand that the Supreme Court has no say on matters of religion.

The weekly protest against the judicial reform was accompanied by a violent incidents and multiple arrests in several locations.

The actress claims that the majority of Israelis are against the reforms and believes that the legislation will not pass.

Channel 12 News poll finds a new right-wing party that opposes judicial reform would win 10 Knesset seats.

Israel's Consul General in New York warns US Jewish donors that he is deeply concerned about the current state of affairs in Israel.

Survey on Canadian Jewish attitudes toward Israel finds majority agreeing with Israeli opposition's positions on major issues.

Senior Likud officials critical of PM over his handling of the judicial reform: He left the issue "abandoned" in the hands of Levin.

US Secretary of State says it's not up to him to give opinion on reforms but calls for negotiations between sides to come to a deal.

Delegation of American Jewish leaders makes rare step of lobbying against Israeli government policy during trip to Israel.

Justice Minister: Insistence on moving quickly with judicial reform stems from fear that coalition members will be harassed.

Gantz: The President's outline is not ideal, but the alternative is destructive. Liberman: We must separate religion and state.

Residents from the city and surrounding towns will take part in the rally. Likud MK Kathrin Shitrit will be among the speakers.
