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Then-president Reuven Rivlin and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pose for a group photo with Supreme Court justices in 2015.

Letter to Kohelet Forum on Israeli judicial reform, and their response - opinion

By LAWRENCE NOWOSENETZ

An aerial view shows protesters demonstrating against the government’s judicial overhaul plan in Tel Aviv on April 29.

Are Israel's pro-democracy protests fruitful or futile?

By SHLOMO MAITAL

THE KNESSET will return to session next week amid the temporary freeze in the judicial reform legislation.

Neither side wants judicial reform conversation to return to Knesset

Israeli protesters attending a demonstration against the Israeli government's judicial overhaul, in Jerusalem, March 27, 2023

Israel is in need of a new social contract - opinion

By TAMAR HOSTOVSKY BRANDES

PRESIDENT ISAAC HERZOG leads the first negotiation meeting over judicial overhaul compromises with representatives from Likud, National Unity, Yesh Atid and Labor, at the President’s Residence.

Judicial reforms negotiations focus on Judicial Selection Committee

By ELIAV BREUER

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the popular US comedy series South Park.

Israeli asks ChatGPT to write 'South Park' episode on judicial reform crisis

By WALLA! CULTURE , JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Representative Ritchie Torres speaks during the House Financial Services Committee hearing in Washington, US, September 30, 2021.

After weeks of silence, NY Rep. Ritchie Torres says he opposes Israeli judicial reform

By JACOB HENRY/JTA

THEN-PRESIDENT Reuven Rivlin votes in the Knesset election, in Jerusalem, in March 2021. Voting in Israel is solely limited to a single ballot cast for a political party, not an individual.

Checks and balances: The never-ending battle in Israeli democracy - opinion

By MICHAEL PARTEM

Demonstration against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his nationalist coalition government's judicial overhaul, in Tel Aviv

Tens of thousands protest judicial reform for 13th consecutive week

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF , MICHAEL STARR

PRESIDENT ISAAC HERZOG leads the first negotiation meeting over judicial overhaul compromises with representatives from Likud, National Unity, Yesh Atid and Labor, at the President’s Residence.

How can the coalition and opposition compromise on judicial reform?

By MICHAEL STARR

Roman Zadorov seen after his sentence in his re-trial on the murder of Tair Rada, at the District Court in Nazareth, on March 30, 2023.

Does Zadorov verdict reveal flawed system needing judicial reform? - analysis

By MICHAEL STARR

Demonstrators in Washington, DC, with a sign reading "Impeach Nixon"

Firing Gallant was Netanyahu’s Nixon moment - analysis

MK Benny Gantz seen during a protest outside the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem, against the government's planned judicial overhaul, on March 27, 2023.

Benny Gantz urges Netanyahu to keep Gallant at his post

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Demonstrators attend the "Day of Paralysis" protest, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government presses on with its judicial overhaul, in Tel Aviv, Israel March 23, 2023

It will take a village to lead Israel out of its current crisis - analysis

PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu and members of his coalition are deep in discussion in the Knesset this week.

Will Israel's gov't risk passing judicial reform bill without absolute majority? - analysis

By ELIAV BREUER