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Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara responds to claims by Justice Minister Yariv Levin

Levin said that he was only informed by Baharav-Miara in a Thursday phone call that she would represent him.

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Yosef Elron's challenge is in line with the government's desire to appoint a justice of its own choosing and breaks with the seniority tradition.

Conservative Yosef Elron submits candidacy to replace Esther Hayut, discarding court tradition that has seen only the most senior justice preside over the nation's highest bench

INSIDE POLITICS: Benjamin Netanyahu is the pilot who hasn't engaged the emergency breaks as his government plunges from one crisis to the next. Could the hared draft issue be its fatal disaster?

By maintaining Israel’s rating, the credit rating agencies gave us an opportunity to avoid the worst of possible economic outcomes – it is critical that we do not miss it.

Earlier this year, we published an article warning against the dangers of the judicial reforms, to our regret, many of the negative developments about which we warned at the beginning of the year have already come to pass.

The protest HQ claimed that there were 84 laws that would ruin the legal system, 53 that harmed human rights, 37 religious laws, 30 that damaged election rules, and another 21 against free speech.

The haredi parties reportedly agreed that the judicial reform legislation isn't in their best interests and has helped spark backlash against haredi IDF conscription.