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Sagit Afik says legislation fills gap in law, argues that it does not affect PM's conflict of interest deal and therefore shouldn't be delayed or struck down

This last bastion of consensus is under attack. If it succeeds, there will no longer be any text around which the State of Israel and Israeli society can unite.

Ai’s A Ton of Tea, a cube-shaped sculpture of tea leaves and wood and to go on show at M+ museum, was created to highlight the drink’s major role in Chinese culture.

(JTA) — For almost nine months, Israelis have been fighting over the future of their Supreme Court. Today, that battle has moved into the Supreme

The Declaration has seen renewed significance in recent months, used as a rallying banner by anti-judicial reform factions in opposition to the legal overhaul.

  (JNS) — A tense exchange took place between Israel’s High Court of Justice and member of Knesset Simcha Rothman during Tuesday’s hearing on the “reasonableness law” as the latter told the court it had no right to intervene in the law, and that the hearing itself reflected the court’s failures to respect the public […]

From the blog of Joshua Davidson at The Times of Israel

Hong Kong: Govt rebuts UK six-monthly report

The opposition has rallied around Israel's Declaration of Independence amid Netanyahu's court overhaul, but supporters of his government are happy to undermine it

Expressing concern about the East and the South China Seas, the G7 members at the Foreign Ministers Meeting strongly opposed China and its militarisation