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Judiciary vs executive: Israel's branches of government set for unprecedented clash - Vimarsana News

Judiciary vs executive: Israel's branches of government set for unprecedented clash

High Court will review the coalition's reasonableness law, its first legislation limiting the power of the judiciary, on Tuesday

Organizers claim stickers praising extremists at rally handed out by 'provocateurs' - Vimarsana News

Organizers claim stickers praising extremists at rally handed out by 'provocateurs'

Dozens of participants at pro-government demonstration seen wearing stickers proclaiming that Yigal Amir, Baruch Goldstein, Amiram Ben Uliel and Meir Kahane 'were right'

Masses expected at 36th week of anti-overhaul protests ahead of key court showdown - Vimarsana News

Masses expected at 36th week of anti-overhaul protests ahead of key court showdown

Thousands take part in 3-day 'democracy march' in north; protest leader Shikma Bressler apologizes for using the word 'Nazis' in apparent reference to far-right coalition elements

Report: AG to tell court Netanyahu is in violation of conflict of interest agreement - Vimarsana News

Report: AG to tell court Netanyahu is in violation of conflict of interest agreement

Gali Baharav-Miara expected to submit her position on the matter in light of petitions to the High Court; judges said to receive upped security due to threats

Government tells High Court nullifying 'reasonableness' law will result in 'anarchy' - Vimarsana News

Government tells High Court nullifying 'reasonableness' law will result in 'anarchy'

Ahead of September 12 hearing on petitions, coalition submits response to court saying that it lacks statutory authority to strike down such quasi-constitutional legislation