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News and updates about judicial reform
Chief Rabbi to President: 'There are many who are afraid to express an opinion of peace'
President Herzog visited the Sukkah of Rabbi David Lau, who praised the president for his efforts to bring reach a national consensus.
Tel Aviv protest leader: 'We don't disturb prayers, this isn't why we protest'
A senior figure in the protest against the government denounces the interruption of Yom Kippur prayers in the city.
Message in anti-government protest group: 'Our situation isn't good, we are few'
A message posted in a social media group for anti-government protesters warns Yom Kippur violence severely impacted support for protest.
Kohelet Forum leader: 'The coalition will have to learn how to govern responsibly'
Moshe Koppel, director of the Kohelet Policy Forum, tells the Wall Street Journal where the judicial reform should go next.
Justice Minister: If I had the power to fire the A-G, I'd do it immediately
Minister Levin says Attorney General Baharav-Miara's positions are too extreme even for the Supreme Court.
Ayelet Shaked: Supreme Court does not need to interfere in everything
Former Justice Minister warns: 'This is a Basic Law - the Supreme Court does not have a source giving it the authority to intervene.'
Minister Levin: 'Court's decision will overturn election results'
Yariv Levin says that those petitioning Incapacitation Law are looking to depose PM Netanyahu because they couldn't win the elections.
11 justices attend: Supreme Court holds hearing on invalidation of Basic Law
Government threatens: Court interference in legislation may lead to re-legislation with different wording, in order to bypass court.
Upcoming conference: Do judicial reform opponents provide weapons to the ICC?
During a conference next week, panelists will debate whether the opponents of the plan give fule to investigate Israel.
President Herzog: 'We are in a domestic state of emergency'
At the ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War president called on the nation to overcome inner conflict.
Shas chief on judicial reform: 'Closer than ever to a broad consensus'
Aryeh Deri calls on all sides to reach agreements, avoid increasing 'dangerous' rifts.
Judge allows Tel Aviv municipality to take part in protests in precedent-setting ruling
Judge Michal Agmon-Gonen says mayor, other city officials may support anti-government protests.
IDF investigating soldier who sang 'Hatikva' at protest
'Kaplan Force' says soldier had permission from his commanders to sing at protest. IDF says act violates military orders.
Hasidim from Brooklyn put tefillin on protesters outside UN
Hundreds of Chabad-Lubavitch hasidim arrive at the UN on Friday, offering protesters for and against the judicial reform to lay tefillin.
Poll: Most Israelis oppose holding anti-Netanyahu protests in the US
A full 53% of Israelis oppose the anti-government protests held during PM Netanyahu's visit to the US.
Pro-Netanyahu activists rally in New York
Pro-government activists gather in New York to counter anti-reform protests. 'We'll show the world New York stands with the Prime Minister.'
Watch: Netanyahu thanks right-wing protesters in New York
The PM & his wife went out to the activists demonstrating in support of the gov't outside the hotel where the Netanyahus are staying in NY.
Likud: Ehud Barak a megalomaniac who wants to be PM at any cost'
Ruling party accuses former PM of incitement after he says 'lives will be lost' in fight against judicial reforms.
MK Avi Maoz: 'Take a break from the reform, cost of living is top priority'
Maoz calls on government to focus on economic issues - cost of living is top priority, appeals to protest leaders
Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak: 'Lives will be lost in fight against judicial reform'
Former Prime Minister says protest movement will do anything to stop the Israeli government's judicial reform plan.
Henry Kissinger: 'I'm worried about the concessions to the Saudis they are far-reaching'
Former US Sec. of State discussed negotiations between the US and Saudi Arabia, the political situation in Israel, and the Yom Kippur War.
MK Tal: 'Protests against Netanyahu are protests against Israel'
MK Ohad Tal says this is the first time that Israeli anti-government protesters are standing alongside PLO protesters outside the UN.
Lilud MK: 'The opposition had no problem saying these things'
MK Nissim Vaturi reminds Israel's opposition of some of the comments made against Netanyahu in the wake of remarks by the Prime Minister.
Gantz discusses joining govt. with party members
National Unity party holds meeting in which possibility of joining the current government is raised.
Likud clarifies: ‘Netanyahu has not scrapped the judicial reform’
The Likud corrected the Prime Minister’s statement that during a meeting with Elon Musk, he called Levin's original proposal 'bad'
Minister Silman: Everyone sees today what I saw a year and a half ago
Environmental Protection Minister links her decision to leave the previous government with the protests against Netanyahu in the US.
Protest leaders file police complaint accusing Netanyahu of incitement
Leaders of anti-judicial protest movement accuse PM of incitement against them over statement that they 'join up with the PLO, Iran.'
Likud MK:'Brothers in Arms is slandering Israel'
Likud MK Hanoch Milwidsky denounced the anti-reform protest organization as the next generation of Breaking the Silence.
Fmr. Ambassador Oren: 'The protesters feel they have support of the Biden administration'
Former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, Michael Oren criticized the planned protests against PM Netanyahu in the US.
Protest leaders fear biblical law will overturn democracy
Activists against the judicial reform explain why they believe the current coalition poses such a danger to the state.
Complaint against ambassador who attended Supreme Court hearing
Israel has lodged a formal protest against the German ambassador's decision to attend the hearing on the reasonability standard.
Israeli Ambassador to the UN: 'UN not the right place for protests against the government'
Ambassador Gilad Erdan says protests at the UN are needless since the decisions are made in Israel.
Justice Min.: Judiciary is against most of the Israeli public
Justice Min. Levin to CBS: 'Judiciary is controlled by the elite, I want to balance its power.'
Min. Levin: The Supreme court is above the government, even above the will of the people
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 protests: Thousands to demonstrate at airport ahead of Netanyahu's flight
Anti-government protesters will meet PM Netanyahu at Ben Gurion Airport as he departs for the US.
US supporters fume: $20,000 to meet with the leader of the anti-government protests?
Anti-gov't protest organizations offer 'price list' fundraiser, enraging potential donors - and then backtrack, claiming 'editing mistake.'
Anti-government group meets with leading Zionist rabbi and Thomas Friedman
Members of reservist protest group hosted Merkaz Harav head Rabbi Yaakov Shapira and NYT analyst Thomas Friedman to discuss judicial reform.
Coalition considering altered reform plan
The new plan would seek to combine elements of the original plan with parts of President Herzog's proposal.
Herzog: There's broad support for a compromise, now the leadership has to make a decision
President reveals he presented a compromise proposal to the coalition and the opposition on judicial reform.
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