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By transforming the flag into a symbol of 'resistance,' anti-government protesters exclude Palestinians from their purported struggle for democracy.

Scholar Dahlia Scheindlin discusses the history of Israel's struggles over a constitution, and why political camps reversed their positions on the courts.

This year’s Independence Day shouldn’t be business as usual, writes the CEO of T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights.

Israel's electorate is forcing U.S. Jews to grapple with the dissonance not only between liberal values and Zionism, but their understandings of Judaism itself.

From the blog of Hanoch Eiron at The Times of Israel

Israel at 75: Thanks to the resiliency of its people, Israel will continue to be a safe haven for Jews and a model of liberalism

INSIDE POLITICS: The judicial reform talks may not have much to show for them, but the fact that the sides are still meeting is significant.

A lecturer on government policy serving on Meta's 'Supreme Court,' the 24-year Justice Ministry insider explains what needs to be fixed - but the cure isn't the judicial overhaul

The “freedom march” concluded outside the Tel Aviv home of Aharon Barak, whose “Constitutional Revolution” the government is seeking to moderate.

A Day After 300 Right-wing Supporters of the Government’s Judicial Overhaul Gathered Outside His Tel Aviv Home, the 86-year-old Retired Justice Tells Haaretz That He Remains ‘51% Optimistic’ That the Crisis Over the Government’s Plan Can Be Resolved