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If the Israeli center can keep the nation intact, then there is hope of escaping destruction and achieving reconciliation.

A tiny group of right-wing Im Tirtzu activists held a protest outside the home of Supreme Court President Esther Hayut on Wednesday morning. The unique

The protests have proved to be a formidable social and political force that is the strongest opposition to the coalition. If we persevere, we will win.

The justices will be scrutinized as never before at a hearing in September on the first part of a judicial overhaul that the government pushed through Parliament, angering many Israelis.

All too often the Knesset amends Israels Basic Laws - how does this compare with other parliamentary democracies?

While there have been reports of a lack of lifeguards on beaches, the ISN has assured that there are no fewer lifeguards than last year.

A protest against the High Court of Justice is expected to take place outside of High Court President Esther Hayut's home on Thursday night.

Sell-off of apartments in German capital two decades ago could be reversed for some with corporate landlords holding 3,000-plus units

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assured NBC News on Monday that wherever the debate in Israel over his government’s judicial reform effort leads, it won’t be to violence. “There won’t be civil war. I guarantee you that,” the premier told the U.S. network’s foreign correspondent Rafael Sanchez in his office in Jerusalem.

Activists demonstrate against government’s judicial shakeup across the country; overhaul supporters protest at chief justice's house