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Israeli parliament bill criminalises 'consumption of terrorist materials' | Israel-Palestine conflict News - Vimarsana News

Israeli parliament bill criminalises 'consumption of terrorist materials' | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Human rights groups say the amendment to Israel’s counterterrorism law is tantamount to thought policing.

Bill to ban 'systematic' viewing of terror content readied for final Knesset passage - Vimarsana News

Bill to ban 'systematic' viewing of terror content readied for final Knesset passage

Anyone watching content praising or calling for terror attacks 'in a way that indicates identification with the terror group' would be subject to a year in prison

'Knesset's Legal Advisors Are Defending the Israeli Government, Not the Law' - Israel News - Vimarsana News

'Knesset's Legal Advisors Are Defending the Israeli Government, Not the Law' - Israel News

The Knesset's Legal Advisors Are Arguing for Bills That Violate Public Interest and the Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara's View, Jurists Tell Haaretz

At fiery Knesset panel, legal advisers urge MKs to soften 'extreme' oversight bill - Vimarsana News

At fiery Knesset panel, legal advisers urge MKs to soften 'extreme' oversight bill

Coalition MKs attack AG during debate on 'reasonableness' bill, with committee chair Rothman accusing her of not protecting public interest; opposition MK slams 'fascist worldview'

Knesset panel chair says he's unwilling to change essentials of 'reasonableness' bill - Vimarsana News

Knesset panel chair says he's unwilling to change essentials of 'reasonableness' bill

Hours after first vote, Rothman reconvenes panel on bill to nix judicial oversight tool; claims it will only apply to cabinet and ministers despite its mention of 'other officials'