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Ruling party lawmakers overwhelmingly vote to scale back some of plan's more controversial clauses but opposition parties, protest leaders flatly reject revamp; 'This will simply turn our judiciary into a branch of the Likud party,' Lapid protests

Terror group says Ramzi al-Aswad's killing bears markings of 'Israeli occupation' and vows to take revenge; Netanyahu hints at Israeli involvement although no official response made

Youth from non-democratic countries hold high hopes of a life of freedom in Israel; say do not yet understand public outcry over government judicial overhaul

IDF pilots in the reserve make good on their promise to stay away from weekly duty to stand in front of the Knesset building and the protest judicial overhaul on Thursday; others inform units that they refuse to serve in a dictatorship

Israel stalwart tells popular late-night host she believes shakeup of legal system not 'going to pass in its current form', calls protests 'democracy on full display'

Ex-special forces Yehuda Haisraeli says he's proud to participate as it demonstrates his progress in his long journey to recovery after being critically wounded by shrapnel during the 2014 Gaza War

In unusual intervention in Israel's internal affairs by Washington, POTUS underscores 'belief that democratic values have always been, and must remain, a hallmark of the U.S.-Israel relationship'

After dining with a woman he met on Tinder, the Israeli tourist was abducted by a local gang and held for four hours while a police chase was ongoing; he was hurt and treated in a Medellin hospital

In a meeting scheduled for later on Sunday, Netanyahu coalition party leaders expected to announce some aspects of legislation would be postponed while coalition majority in selecting judges will come up for final vote

Feelings of physical and emotional overload from contact among mothers of young children are prevalent yet hardly discussed; it’s time to bring this often-overlooked phenomenon to the forefront