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Netanyahu says agreement must be in coming months; asked about concessions to Palestinians, says far-right coalition partners' talk and talk' but 'eminently sensible' on decisions

Hong Kong: SB holds youth leadership forum

Reservist protest leaders seek funding as they tell 40 tech founders and CEOs that the fight against government efforts to remake judiciary 'won't end soon'

On the eve of Yom Kippur and 50th anniversary of war, protest groups decry 'incitement against American Jewry and High Court judges' by Netanyahu and his coalition partners

According to a public media report, people connected to the extremist 'Reichsbürger' scene have founded fake Jewish nonprofits in Germany. Their intentions remain unclear, yet their efforts may not have been illegal.

A survey has shown a growing lack of interest in politics. Yet engagement is needed if the city is to rebuild its reputation as being vibrant and open.

A playback of this week's webinar, 'Diaspora Jews & Israel’s judicial overhaul: Differing stances,' explores whether global Jewry should play a role in Israel's current crisis

Quoting Lincoln, attorney rejects petitioners' claim that law barring court or AG from ordering PM to step down was tailored to let Netanyahu violate conflict of interest deal

The Human Rights Industry found its first roots in 1991 when the Hong Kong Bills of Rights Ordinance was enacted, based on the International...

For nearly nine months, tens of thousands of Israelis have protested every week against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to overhaul the judiciary, concerned that it risks severely curtailing the powers of the Supreme Court, the only body that provides a check on the executive and legislative branches of government.