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Yair Lapid to Netanyahu: Talks resume if judicial selection committee forms - Israel Politics - Vimarsana News

Yair Lapid to Netanyahu: Talks resume if judicial selection committee forms - Israel Politics

The change likely came after criticism over the decision to pull out of the talks after Netanyahu attempted to delay the Knesset's vote for its representatives by a month.

Source: jpost.com
Government advances bill to weaken Israel's Bar Association - Vimarsana News

Government advances bill to weaken Israel's Bar Association

The bill includes a clause that would entirely remove IBA representatives from the Judicial Selection Committee and from other committees responsible for electing judges for religious courts.

Source: jpost.com
Knesset restarts judicial overhaul with bill to broadly outlaw 'reasonableness' test - Vimarsana News

Knesset restarts judicial overhaul with bill to broadly outlaw 'reasonableness' test

Rothman says nixing court review of decisions by elected officials is 'democratic;' legal adviser warns bill is 'too broad' and opposition says it's a pathway to 'corruption'

Israel set to resume judicial reform legislation on Sunday - Vimarsana News

Israel set to resume judicial reform legislation on Sunday

Opposition MKs and protest groups said they would ramp up opposition in order to delay the bill.

Source: jpost.com
Why have Israel's judicial reform talks broken down – and what's next? - Israel Politics - Vimarsana News

Why have Israel's judicial reform talks broken down – and what's next? - Israel Politics

LEGAL AFFAIRS: Optimistic yet cautious, Yesh Atid adviser Na’ama Schultz says real progress was made on the understanding that the country ‘needed a long-term solution.’

Source: jpost.com