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Ran Nizri, who served from 2011 to 2022, says judiciary refused reform proposals for too long and in is need of change, some criticism 'justly deserved'

Coalition reportedly working on Basic Law change that would, in the name of upholding democracy and voters' will, deny courts the power to disqualify a ministerial appointment

In stormy debate on controversial plans to overhaul judiciary, MK Simcha Rothman calls on Gur Bligh to retract opinion, sparking outcry from opposition lawmakers

Israel’s new right-wing government  is putting the country’s famed tech sector in peril, write Offir Gutelzon and Ben Linder, both Israeli American entrepreneurs living in Palo Alto.

Consultant to Constitution, Law and Justice Committee says major reforms would concentrate power in the executive and legislature while radically reducing constraints on that power

There are those who paint a picture all in black, without the relief of the blue and white flags. They do protest too much, methinks.

From the blog of Hiam Simon and Mark Gold at Jewish Standard

From the blog of Robert A. Blum at The Times of Israel

Chief military prosecutor, Defense Ministry legal adviser reportedly warn Netanyahu move could place Israel in legal peril on world stage

With the banner of democracy being raised on both sides, the debate is likely to end anytime soon.