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Protesters against the government’s judicial reform push have launched a “Day of Paralysis.”

Dozens arrested for disturbing the peace as police clear freeway running through Tel Aviv • Authorities worried about possible clashes during an anti-reform march in Bnei Brak.

For Jews who hail from the Diaspora, we need to remember our commitment to Israel.

Israeli prime minister delays trip to London • Defense minister reportedly will call for a halt to the judicial reform initiative.

Protestors blocked roads across the country and set up exhibits to protest against the judicial reform

San Francisco State University issued a letter sharing “a deep sense of concern” after a student made “antisemitic statements” during an event planning meeting.

Horrified by disunity in the ranks, the defense minister was about to publicly plead for a halt to the coalition assault on the courts' independence. Then came a summons from the PM

Under Netanyahu, Likud transformed from a raucous party proud of its internal democracy into a monolith without debate or dissent. That change shapes the fight over the judiciary

The power struggle between the Likud's pro-compromise camp and the hardliners who are toeing Levin's line may decide the fate of the judicial reforms.

The first demonstration against the judicial reforms was also held in an Arab town on Friday.