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On 22nd week, anti-overhaul protests enjoy bump in turnout amid anger at police - Vimarsana News

On 22nd week, anti-overhaul protests enjoy bump in turnout amid anger at police

Hundreds block main Tel Aviv highway after rally draws at least 95,000; thousands protest elsewhere; Ben Gvir backs cops for Friday crackdown, protesters retort: 'We're not afraid'

Which direction is the judicial reform wind blowing in? - Vimarsana News

Which direction is the judicial reform wind blowing in?

POLITICAL AFFAIRS: the wind in Israeli politics can change in the blink of an eye, and, with so many variables and unpredictable events lying ahead.

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Israeli Opposition Issues Ultimatum Over Reform Talks - Vimarsana News

Israeli Opposition Issues Ultimatum Over Reform Talks

By David Isaac As judicial reform negotiations resumed on Tuesday at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem, the opposition delivered an ultimatum: It will only continue talks if the government convenes the Judicial Selection Committee. People walk past a waving Israeli flag at sunset on May 25, 2023 in Tel Aviv, Israel. Despite the recent IDF

Finalists selected for Indiana Tax Court judicial vacancy - Vimarsana News

Finalists selected for Indiana Tax Court judicial vacancy

Two state tax attorneys and one from an Indianapolis law firm are the finalists to fill a vacancy in the sole judicial post at the specialized Indiana Tax Court.

Calling for stronger political center, Lapid and Gantz warn against fringe lawmakers - Vimarsana News

Calling for stronger political center, Lapid and Gantz warn against fringe lawmakers

Yesh Atid head nods to a future coalition government that would include a post-Netanyahu Likud party, as National Unity leader says Israelis are 'prisoners of extremists'