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Groups claim that they are trying to “save” Israeli democracy. But their support for extreme rhetoric aims at toppling a democratically elected government and aids anti-Zionists.

120 professors, including senior academics, signed a petition in support of the judicial reform being advanced by Justice Minister Yariv Levin and

"Propose the creation of a constitution for Israel, based on the Declaration of Independence, that would guarantee the right to vote and uphold majority rule while guaranteeing basic human rights..."

The initiative was supported by Professor Yisrael Aumann, who spoke at the Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee sessions on the reforms.

Public letter by professors from various fields, including Nobelist, argues judiciary took excessive power from legislative, executive branches, calls for 'broad agreement'

Committee chairman MK Ofir Katz argued that the prime minister knows how an appointment best serves the government.

(JNS) — Three draft laws related to the government’s judicial reform program passed their first reading in the Knesset plenum on Wednesday. The

Opinion: The chances of Israeli democracy crumbling as a result of the judicial overhaul may seem very slim to many Israelis, but even this small probability can turn out to be a disaster

Damage to the economy could manifest itself more powerfully, faster than we expected. It is still not too late to stop the train before it leaves the station - Click the link for more details.

We need to incentivize the prime minister to ensure changes to the Basic Laws require a super-majority - for the sake of the country