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Chicago University's Tom Ginsburg says rule of law is integral part of democracy, and latest Netanyahu's judicial reforms look to politicize the court in ways that may undermine the order

Opinion: Although legally elected, government actions are stripping it of its legitimacy; former PM says when millions take to the streets to protest against corrupt government led by serial liars, it will collapse

Analysis: The new Israeli government’s decision to withhold millions of dollars in Palestinian tax revenues could have a crippling effect on the already struggling authority

Low salary, burnout, demanding and unappreciative parents, and a system that never had their backs when needed - the hurdlers were too many to handle for some teachers, who decided to look for a new career path

Tourism Ministry says that Israel's hotels are experiencing growth despite slow down in activity; calls on businesses to improve their services and make the tourism industry less impactful on the environment

The Israeli company’s platform allows businesses to connect, communicate, and automate Procure-to-Pay processes

Opinion: Calls to arrest leaders of Israel's opposition were met by Netanyahu with silence, a mild condemnation that came hours later; those who value Israeli democracy must come out to protest in millions

Thibaut Courtois and Mishel Gerzig have not been too eager so far to divulge details about their special day, but the Belgian giant will reportedly break a glass according to Jewish tradition

IDF says it had been operating in the West Bank overnight, conducting arrests and confiscating weapons when it came under attack by locals and responded with live fire; meanwhile, Palestinian stabbed a settler at a farm and was shot

National Insurance Institute says wages struggling to keep pace with rising standard of living brought about by strong economic pandemic recovery