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Shas leader says government made mistakes, came to 'nuclear war armed with a cap gun'; at the same time, he asserts that if talks fail, MKs can pass legislation 'whenever we want'

The meeting lasted two hours, and a presidential statement said it was held in "good spirits."

In response to petition from good governance group, Baharav-Miara tells High Court that Netanyahu's conduct hasn't crossed high bar required for him to be held in contempt

Responding to petition calling for him to be held in contempt of court, PM denies any conflict of interest arising from his ongoing corruption trial

Organizers liken pause in legislation to Poland, where government took break to silence dissent before later passing overhaul; say Levin statements show no desire for compromise

LEGAL AFFAIRS: As both sides of the judicial reform debate finally come to the table together, what are the possible outcomes of their anticipated meetings?

Compromise talks notwithstanding, masses nationwide demand bills be shelved; Grossman compares far-right to Sicarii, says coalition 'didn't understand our determination to fight'

The Economist runs another article on the protests and the judicial reform pause, calling the situation a “stunning reversal of fortune for Israel’s ...

Opposition leader Yair Lapid has repeatedly said he will roll back everything on the day he returns to power.

The High Court would retain judicial review for normal legislation under the proposed plan, but the Knesset would have an 67 MK majority override clause.