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Canceling the Clause Would Prevent the High Court of Justice From Blocking Government Decisions That It Finds Unreasonable

Senior Coalition Members Speculate That Knesset Legal Adviser Sagit Afik Will Be Willing to Support a Slightly Softened Version of the Bill and Defend It in the Supreme Court, Hoping That Her Support Will Also Dampen the Resurgent Protest Movement Against the Judicial Overhaul

The Assault on the Israel's Most Senior Gatekeepers Only Makes the Vast Majority of the Public Who Oppose the Judicial Coup Even More Anxious. And if Netanyahu Really Fantasizes About Firing the Attorney General, Please, Let’s See Him Do It

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Demonstrations to be held across the country as 1st piece of overhaul legislation set for initial Knesset vote on Monday; Yuval Noah Harari among speakers at Tel Aviv rally

Proponents of limiting the courts' use of the ‘reasonableness’ measure say it has hitherto enabled rule by judiciary; opponents say it's a vital bulwark against government abuse

All-night demo planned at defense minister's home; Yuval Noah Harari: 'If you pass a single bill, we'll oppose you with every non-violent means we have'; doctors warn of strikes

If It Were Up to Members of Benjamin Netanyahu's Coalition, All Those Official Speaking Out Against the Judicial Coup Should Go the Same Way as Tel Aviv Police Chief Ami Eshed

Levin, Rothman, numerous Likud ministers targeted in another round of protests; leaders call 'to intensify struggle' on day Knesset will hold first vote on 'reasonableness' bill

Opposition and coalition figures alike denied a Monday report in Haaretz that they are close to an agreement in the talks on judicial reform being conducted at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem.