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Likud and Yesh Atid MK say no deal, but leave door open to possible agreement as Gantz stays mum hours after boosting talks; smaller parties across spectrum rebuff compromise

The justice minister said that the attorney general’s legal position was in extreme contradiction to that of the government.

Justice minister had claimed Baharav-Miara has 'extremist positions,' also asks to postpone High Court hearing set for Thursday so a new legal team can prepare

The riots are a symptom of a severe problem in south Tel Aviv, and residents are rightfully seeking solutions – the coalition may be able to repackage the judicial reform as the answer.

LEGAL AFFAIRS: The judicial selection committee and the future of democracy in Israel.

Protest leaders cite efforts by education minister to fire Yad Vashem head; announce mass marches in north, south of country

Some 100,000 protest against government in Tel Aviv after day of migrant rioting in city; attendees urged to donate blood to the injured

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Critics say candidacy submission aimed at preventing rival Isaac Amit from assuming role as most veteran justice when current chief Esther Hayut retires

Gali Baharav-Miara vows to keep holding coalition to account if it acts against the law, rejects Levin's allegations of leaving government without legal representation