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Judicial Reform

 Israeli minister of Justice Yariv Levin speaks at a swearing in ceremony for newly appointed judges at the President's residence in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2024.

Levin demands 'very broad agreement' on judicial appointments

 Israeli president Isaac Herzog speaks at a swearing in ceremony for newly appointed judges at the President's residence in Jerusalem, on April 18, 2024.

Appointment ceremony for 36 new judges emphasizes importance of consensus

 PROF. MOSHE KOPPEL, chairman of the Kohelet Policy Forum, has faced accusations of playing a significant role in pushing the attempted judicial overhaul which tore apart Israeli society, but reflects differently one year on.

Kohelet’s Moshe Koppel reflects on the judicial reforms a year later

 Ben Pasternak.

Israeli companies move business offshore as war increases instability - Aman Group

 Police officers on horses try to move protesters out of the way during a protest for the release of hostages kidnapped in the deadly October 7 attack on Israel by the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas from Gaza, in Tel Aviv, Isr

Calls for elections and a hostage deal at the same time diminish both

 View of Bank of Israel main offices in Jerusalem, on January 2, 2023.

War hurt Israeli economy 'on many levels' - Bank of Israel report

 Yair Netanyahu

Yair Netanyahu's security attempted to silence Israeli activists abroad

 Supreme Court justice Uzi Vogelman at the High Court of Justice in Jerusalem, on December 31, 2023

Vogelman: Reform ruling part of constitutional process, need last Basic Law

 Education Minister Yoav Kisch seen at the assembly hall of the Knesset, the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem, on March 15, 2023

Israel Prize restructured to avoid honoring Netanyahu critic - report

The Israeli Air Force works to fight new and developing threats across the region

IAF establishes new department to combat the growing threat of Iran

 AT A PROTEST in Tel Aviv last month, a demonstrator holds a sign that reads: ‘Set a date now!’ a reference to the call for an early Knesset election.

Is it legitimate to resume anti-government protests during the war? - opinion

By ROI SAFRAN
 Israelis are seen demonstrating near the Supreme Court in Jerusalem ahead of a vote in the Knesset on judicial reform, on February 20, 2023.

Israel's judicial reform is happening without Netanyahu lifting a finger

 IDF COL. (res.) Rami Matan protests near the home of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in Jerusalem, last year, against the government’s judicial reform plan.

We are facing a real danger to fundamental rights

By DR. RONI ROSENBERG
 A Jerusalem municipal inspector writes out a parking ticket.

This week in Jerusalem: No more tickets

MARKET DATA at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Don’t let the war distract you from the looming threat to Israel’s economy

 Mesmerizing murmuration of starlings

Israel-Hamas War: Learning from nature to work together - opinion

By JULIAN ALPER
 ELYAKIM RUBINSTEIN: Pretty much seen it all in his 50 years of public service.

'South Africa is a Hamas proxy,' Israeli expert says on ICJ genocide case

 A FULL PANEL of 15 justices sits for a High Court hearing on the legislation regarding the reasonableness standard, in September.

Israeli legal scholar quests need for striking down reasonableness law

By BINI ASHKENAZI