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Justices are asked to stem Netanyahu’s authoritarian drift.

After contentious CNN interview, 'clarification' still not explicit on what he'd do if court intervenes on overhaul; Likud minister: We'll respect ruling 'under any circumstances'

For decades, he has championed the cause of curbing the unchecked power of the judicial system, thereby reinforcing the separation of powers in Israel.

CNN  —  Israel’s Supreme Court announced Wednesday that it would hear appeals against a controversial new law that curbs its power, setting up a showdown with the government over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s divisive plans to weaken the judiciary.

Reasonableness is the 'first step' in the coalition's campaign to constrain judicial power, and perhaps its mildest; markets, international allies express discomfort

As the Israeli Knesset passed the first measure of its judicial overhaul plan July 24, concerns continue for the country’s ongoing unrest and what the future holds.

Faced with staff shortages, the Hong Kong Police Force (HKPF) began holding a recruitment campaign in the Chinese mainland for students from Hong Kong from late 2022, and as of late June, 128 students have passed the selection process for the position of police constable, the Global Times learned.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Wants Israel’s Ambassadors to Market the Country's Descent From Liberal Democracy to Authoritarian Quasi-theocracy. He Is Asking Them to Lie, Sugarcoat and Deceive, and They Should Consider Resigning in Protest

Welfare Minister Yaakov Mergi claimed that allowing LGBTQ couples to adopt would "add complexities" to a child's life.