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Centrist party says it'll push entrenchment of Declaration of Independence; MK Rothman says he opposes vetoes over judge selection, though current bill gives government this power

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The coalition and the opposition should be meeting round the clock until they emerge with a compromise that offers a solution to the judicial quagmire.

Discussions included a three-hour discussion held at the President's Residence on Monday between the representatives of the coalition and those of Yesh Atid and National Unity

Coalition and opposition teams hope to reach agreement on a comprehensive reform package, instead of the government's previous piecemeal approach to constitutional revamp

Morton (Mort) A. Klein, president of Zionist Organization of America (ZOA), wants the world “to be crystal clear” that, as a matter of faith, Jerusalem belongs only to Jews.

It has taken barely three months for Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition to upend the country: Here's how its frenetic bid to overhaul the judiciary spiraled into a nightmarish crisis

Political affairs: The new Knesset’s first session was dominated by the judicial overhaul controversy. What should we expect when it resumes its activity on April 30?

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IDI survey finds increasing worry of potential civil war; most oppose reservists refusing to volunteer for service; 40.5% agree with Smotrich's claim there’s no Palestinian people